An Ying

She inadvertently became the focus of a high-powered magnate from the Gu Corporation, earning the title of his exclusive darling. When word reached him that someone had invited his beloved to watch a movie, his immediate command was to purchase every cinema in the city and close them for "urgent maintenance"—effectively ensuring no one else could court his lady in such a manner.

Upon hearing that a love letter had been sent to his young mistress, he demanded, "Bring it to me at once!" Struggling with the idea of writing a love letter himself, he was eager to find inspiration, ready to emulate any expression that captured the essence of his feelings.

Her tranquil life was abruptly disrupted by his domineering ways, stirring up waves of drama. In his eyes, which regarded everything else as insignificant, only she had a place. He was resolved to devote himself to her completely. When a stubborn young lady meets a persistent big-shot determined to repay a perceived debt of gratitude, where will her heart ultimately lead her?

Your Beloved Sweetheart Is Online

"Twenty years ago, she was diagnosed with this disease. She couldn't endure for even three years and left this world. She... she committed suicide, she simply couldn't bear it any longer!"


Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a type of motor neuron disease. It involves upper motor neurons in the brain, brainstem, and spinal cord, and also affects the lower motor neurons in the cranial nerve nucleus, anterior horn of the spinal cord, and the muscles they control. Clinically, it often presents as a mixed paralysis resulting from damage to both upper and lower motor neurons.


"My beautiful and youthful daughter couldn't bear such a torment from this disease. She couldn't bear to watch her muscles slowly atrophy. The doctor had said she could endure for two years after paralysis, but she simply couldn't hold on."


"Those few years, her agony... as a father, I had to watch yet could do nothing."


Chapter 595: Lugarishi Syndrome, An Incurable Disease 2_1