White as Snow on the Mountain

The novel behind the short drama White as Snow on the Mountain, originally published as His Little Flirt. That night, she cried until her eyes were swollen and scratched Meng Huaijin’s back… The man carefully pulled her into his arms and kissed away her tears, his deep, magnetic voice asking, “Don’t you like me anymore?” Shu Wan was the little tagalong her parents entrusted to Meng Huaijin before they passed away. The day Meng Huaijin went to take her in, torrential rain poured down, and Shu Wan stood alone to one side. The man frowned. “Can’t we send her to an orphanage?” Tears immediately welled up in Shu Wan’s eyes. In the end, the man didn’t leave her behind. Meng Huaijin held a high position. Though he claimed he didn’t know how to look after a girl, he pampered her and raised her well. In the blink of an eye, the girl who was always following behind him and asking, “Are you going to abandon me too?” had grown into a graceful young woman. She would give Meng Huaijin soup to sober him up, urge him to rest, and occasionally even talk back to him… The man watched the girl moving busily about, his gaze growing deep and unreadable. After graduating from university, Shu Wan brought her boyfriend home. Meng Huaijin calmly asked the young man, “She’s delicate and difficult to care for. She can’t shoulder anything heavy or do any hard labor. What do you want from her?” Looking at his unmoved expression, Shu Wan stubbornly replied, “I’m the one who likes him. Is that not allowed?” The look Meng Huaijin gave her was deep and dark. After a long while, he finally nodded. “It’s allowed.” Shu Wan felt bitter inside and planned to go abroad with her boyfriend, but Meng Huaijin gripped her waist and cornered her in a room… That night, she cried until her eyes were swollen and scratched Meng Huaijin’s back… The man carefully pulled her into his arms and kissed away her tears, his deep, magnetic voice asking, “Don’t you like me anymore?” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: White as Snow on the Mountain — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠