Echoes of the Heart

Qin Sili, the Crown Prince of Beijing’s Elite Circle, was outrageously lazy. Spotting a business opportunity, I beat out a crowd of competitors and successfully became his errand runner for all four years of college. And somewhere along the way, all that running around ran me straight into his bed. The people who had once predicted our downfall watched in disbelief as we dated for two whole years. They sighed that I had really made one leap from the branch to become a phoenix. No one expected that on the eve of graduation, I would be the one to bring up breaking up. For the first time, Qin Sili turned cold toward me. “Give me a reason.” I sighed. “Being on top every single time is seriously exhausting.” “And in winter, your long johns are really hard to take off.” Five years later, I returned to the country for work. The very first time we met again, Qin Sili pinned me to the sofa for an entire night. Rubbing my waist, he coaxed me softly, “From now on, I’ll do all the work myself every night, okay?” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Echoes of the Heart — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠