Sleepless Nights in the Capital

【Defiant beauty × cold, possessive man】 【Marriage first, love later + groveling pursuit + powerful man loses control / both are devoted to only one partner】 After three years of marriage, Xing Siyuan went from being the gentle, caring older brother in You Chu’s eyes to a cruel, heartless executioner. When You Chu was nine, she was curled up in the courtyard with a high fever, clutching her mother’s portrait, and no one paid her any attention. Xing Siyuan was the one who carried her to the hospital. The young man was refined and immaculate, yet he wiped her grimy tears with his thumb and promised, “Don’t be afraid. Big Brother will always be here for you.” From then on, Xing Siyuan was the only light in her world. She thought he had feelings for her, so she gave everything to stand by his side. Only in the end did she discover that he had always been in love with someone else. Clinging to the beautiful memories of the past, You Chu fought desperately, only to turn herself into a laughingstock. Xing Siyuan had only been playing with her, treating her innocent devotion like a game. Once she came to her senses and stopped loving him, You Chu slapped the divorce papers on the table, walked away from everything connected to Xing Siyuan, and cut all ties with him. Everyone in the capital thought Xing Siyuan despised You Chu, and that the only reason they hadn’t divorced sooner was because she shamelessly clung to him, deliberately standing in the way of his happy marriage to her stepsister. Now that You Chu was gone, everyone laughed that the story’s wicked supporting woman had finally left the stage. But it didn’t take long for them to eat their words. In the rain, the usually aloof head of the Xing family knelt before You Chu, clutching the hem of her clothes. His eyes were red from crying, and all his composure was gone. “You Chu, please don’t stop loving me...” Xing Siyuan had loved only one person in his life. His love had become an obsession, but it was never You Chu who had fallen too deep. It was him.