LuoYeYouLing

Book 1: Be My Strength (completed)

Book 2: The President Man 

[No rape, no misunderstanding] 

This is a story about loss, grief, betrayal, and moving on. 

When you suddenly lose the one you loved the most, how would you deal with it? 

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"The pain will always be there right?" she asked with a sad expression. 

"Yeah, always. It will never ever be fully gone, but it will be less painful over time. Trust me."

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For childhood friends Han Ye and Xiao Xiao Lei, both of them experienced the painful experience of having their loved ones taken from them in the most unexpected manner. 

And due to the betrayal of a trusted family member, Xiao Xiao Lei had to go hide in the underbelly of the world... with the promise that she would one day return to take back everything that was hers.   

A long, long time later, they were finally reunited again. This time, she was a mother who had to continue hiding in order to protect her son, while he was a powerful man who answered only to one man.

This time, would they be able to walk out of their own pain and embrace each other? 

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Note: While The President's Man would focus mostly on Han Ye and Xiao Xiao Lei, we would also be covering the stories of other couples from Be My Strength as well. 

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The President's Man

Back to the present, when he got back to Hotel W, Head Manager Han was surprised to see Han Ye pacing at the hotel lobby, looking as if he was troubled by something. Head Manager Han did not really want to talk to him. However, just as he was about to sneak away, Han Ye saw him and waved at him.

Han Ye then jogged over to Head Manager Han, and as he held up a six-pack beer, he asked, "Care for a drink?"

"I have to work, Mr. Han," Head Manager Han said and turned to leave. However, Han Ye immediately reached out to grab his arm.

When Head Manager Han finally looked at Han Ye again, the latter said with a sad tone, "I'm heartbroken."

With a brow raised, the older Han brother asked, "And that bothers me how?"

"I'm not your older brother," Head Manager Han denied.