Mo Yan Tang

Five years ago, she saved him but lost the most precious thing a girl could have.
Five years later, he descended from the heavens to protect her peace and guard her safety.
Yet, she said, "I'm sorry, but we're not familiar."
He smirked, "I know about the birthmark on your body. Wouldn't you say we are familiar?"
She harbored secrets, feigned weakness, and endured for many years. While she abided by the world, she was cold and evasive towards him.
He held a high social status, controlling everything around him. He was cold-hearted towards the world, yet only tender down to the bone to her.
Until one day, he pulled the little guy who was hiding behind her, "Stealthily making a miniature version of me and you say we're not familiar?"
A small treasure stood in front of her, blinking and staring at him, "Mom said I popped out from a stone crack!"

My Undecipherable Deep Affection

"Amanda, you shouldn't blame yourself; the one to blame is me," Ethan Jenkins sighed heavily, reaching out to gently caress Amanda's head. His hoarse voice was somewhat suppressed, yet it was extremely tender, "It's my fault that I couldn't give you a happy and swift life."


Amanda took Ethan's hand, looked up at him with tears in her eyes, and a meaningful smile flickered through, "Brother, let's not blame ourselves anymore. Now that you're back, as long as you're by my side, I will be very happy and joyful."


Without Lucas Griffin, could she really still be happy and joyful?


"Brother, let's go home," Amanda sniffled, blinking away the tears in her eyes. "Dad will be very happy if he knows you're still alive."


Ethan's expression darkened, but he didn't speak.


Amanda quickly said, "Dad told me that he knew you weren't his biological son even before you were born, but he still loved you very much. So, if you can go back, he would be very relieved."


Don't let down the expectations of Buddha or your loved one.