Mountain Springs

She was forced by her husband and his mistress to jump into the sea and commit suicide, only to be rescued and taken care of by the jerk's uncle for seven years.

He had become her backer and protected her meticulously. For seven years, no one dared to look down on her.

Her reputation was tarnished. She had a miscarriage and divorced before. The scumbag ex-husband was also his nephew.

On the other hand, he would not marry anyone other than her. He did not care about rumors and barbaric words, and for this, he did not hesitate to go against the entire clan.

…

Initially, she thought that the most tragic thing in life was to love the wrong person.

Later on, she realized that it wasn't. It turned out that the most tragic thing was that you finally found true love, but at that time, you were covered in wounds.

She was as cold as ice and he was passionate as fire.

She had persisted for seven years, and so had he.

In the end, she still lost to that persistent flame and agreed to marry him.

However, the night before they were about to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to get their marriage certificate, she woke up and returned ten years ago.

That year, she was in the prime of her youth. She was still as beautiful as ever, and her youth was not wasted.

That year, he was handsome and promising.

She looked at herself in front of the mirror and silently cried. "Uncle, this time, I'll give you the best.”

Dating My Scumbag Ex's Uncle

Lonelytree

"It seems that Jing Tian wants to cooperate with the Lin family by offering them this land," I muttered to myself.

Mai Qi frowned. "If he wants to cooperate with the Lin family, shouldn't he talk to the head of the Lin Family? The people we saw today are extremely young. Do they have the final say in such matters?"

"Why not? They are young but promising. Isn't it common for the younger generations to take over the family business?" I didn't understand.

Jing Ni shook her head. "No, the Lin family is a traditional aristocratic family. Their hierarchy is very traditional, and seniority is extremely important. No matter how outstanding the younger generations are, they have to assist their elders. If the elders have yet to retire, the juniors will have to assist them unless the elders give up their position."

The Lin family