Heat Rises on the Wedding Night

[Secret Crush] [Both Leads Are Each Other’s Only One] [Powerful Man Bows His Head] [Addicted to Married Life]

After four years of a long-distance relationship, Sang Wan thought she and Shen Shaobai would finally be together when he returned to China. Instead, she found out he’d been flirting with a young woman for a year.

Sang Wan decisively broke up with him, then turned around and married her boss.

She thought their marriage of convenience was just a matter of both getting what they wanted. Little did she know that her boss, a highborn and aloof man who’d been abstinent before marriage, would spoil her rotten in every way afterward.

By day, she was the no-nonsense assistant Sang. At night, Ye Yu held her firmly in his arms and coaxed her in a low voice: "Sang Sang, I have needs too."

Shen Shaobai always thought Sang Wan could never find a husband with better prospects who loved her more than he did. Once she was done throwing a tantrum, she’d come back to him.

That was until, at the wedding banquet of a top financial dynasty’s heir, he saw the young master who could turn the world upside down kneel on one knee before Sang Wan, hold her slender ankle, and gently slip a high heel onto her foot.

Shen Shaobai regretted it so much he went mad, kneeling with red eyes and begging her to take him back...

*

Someone told Sang Wan that Ye Yu had a first love hidden in his heart, and that sooner or later he would dump her. The wealthy young women across the city were waiting to laugh at her.

One afternoon, Sang Wan came across a copy of Tagore’s Stray Birds.

A faded photo of her as a student slipped from its yellowed pages. On the back, a line was written:

"The blue anjan met the bird that let go of its past. It loves nothing in the world but you."