Broken_star

"I loved you genuinely and I hate myself for still loving you!"

Song Jia a young and pretty lady who is the president of a huge business empire Song International Corporations. But does having lots of money means you can be happy? 

NO

Despite being the rich CEO and an amazing woman, she gets cheated on by her first love, ending up heartbroken.

But like the law of nature says, "Nothing is permanent except change," she finds the change in her life. 

The very next day she meets another man, the ultra-rich CEO of Wu Corporations, the man behind the biggest business empire in the country and he falls in love with her at the very first sight.

"Cry all you want to. No need to hold back." He stared deep in her eyes and continued, "But cry out everything tonight and do not cry ever again. You have no idea, how much my heart hurts seeing you in tears."

Embark on her journey to love when it beckons her twice, opening a path of hope again.

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When Love Beckons Twice

'Is she speaking the truth?' This was the very question Song Jia also wanted to ask Yue Ling. Eyes of all the people present, never left Yue Ling, while her head was hung low and she was trying to avoid eye contact with everyone. 


She struggled to speak but found nothing to say and her silence finally gave it off. Unable to hold himself, Song Chen stepped forward and the next moment a loud sound rang across the room.


Yue Ling's naturally pale skin had turned red from the impact of the slap on her cheek. A big hand was imprinted on her right cheek which was slowly turning blue. For a few minutes, Yue Ling couldn't even register what exactly had happened and when she did, the rim of her eyes had turned red from the pain. Never in these eighteen years of her being wed to Song Chen had he ever spoken loudly to her, lest hitting her.


She Was Even Worse Than an Animal