First love doesn't always end with a happy ending. For the happiness of the woman he loves, he wilingly let her go to another man. Since then, his heart is closed and love is only a game of feelings for him. Why should he waste his time by falling in love with someone else? Their first meeting started with a blind date where she stood him up. Fate decided to mess with their lives and they met again when she applied for a job at his company. There is no doubt that they feel something for each other, but would she be able to open his heart for love this time? After all, it is not easy to compete with the woman he has loved in his heart for 10 years. Excerpt: She stared into his eyes. "No matter how much you loved her in the past, from now on, there will only be me in your world. The unique me who will make you happy and make you forget the past. Wei Zhengsheng, I know you like me, and I hope you'll be satisfied with my existence." •••••• This is a continuation/sequel to My Little Sweet Wife, involving two secondary characters in there. Can be read as a stand-alone book, but for a better understanding, please read Book 1. • • • • English is not my first language, so please expect some grammatical errors in this book. • • • • Cherryiako's other books: » My Little Sweet Wife [Completed] » Sweet Beauty [Completed]
Yu Daiyu didn't know that Wei Zhengsheng had asked the company to grant her a leave of absence. She had no idea what reason he had given, and she didn't want to give an arbitrary answer, so she just vaguely said that she had some personal matters to attend to.
Although Wei Zhengsheng had been on vacation for the past few days, there had been many phone calls from the company he had received. Most of them were apparently about the contract with Luxica Company.
She didn't know how far the negotiations had progressed, so after she returned to the company to work, she went to the relevant departments to inquire about the situation, but she received no concrete news.
This matter seemed to be known only to a few higher-ups who were close to Wei Zhengsheng.