Michel Caher

“Such Temptation to My Heart” is a sweet romance novel that tells the love story between Wen Ruan and He Yan Ci. Wen Ruan is an independent and strong young woman, beautiful and intelligent, but she always appears cold and distant. She doesn't believe in love and feels that she is better off living alone. However, fate brings her together with He Yan Ci, a gentleman with charm, intelligence, and a calm demeanor.

He Yan Ci is Wen Ruan’s superior, a high-level executive in the company she works for. He is composed and successful in his career, but when it comes to Wen Ruan, he can hardly maintain his usual calm. Their first meeting is far from romantic, filled with work-related clashes and disagreements. However, these subtle interactions plant the seed of an unusual emotional connection between them.

As they collaborate on various projects, Wen Ruan gradually becomes aware of He Yan Ci’s care and attention, and He Yan Ci begins to realize that despite her cold exterior, Wen Ruan’s heart is full of warmth and resilience. Their relationship gradually deepens, evolving from friends to lovers. Each touch, each moment of excitement, brings them closer.

Their love is not without its challenges. Facing pressure from family, competition at work, and external obstacles, they experience emotional trials. At one point, Wen Ruan misunderstands He Yan Ci’s actions and considers leaving him, but ultimately, with his passionate perseverance, she chooses to believe in their love. He Yan Ci, in turn, is willing to let go of everything for her happiness, pursuing her heart’s true desires.

In the end, after overcoming all the hurdles, they walk hand in hand toward a future that belongs to them. Their love is no longer just about fleeting moments of dependency, but the eternal bond of two hearts that remain together forever.

Such Temptation to My Heart

Too uncomfortable, and then hearing she’d have to go to the hospital again— 


Tears rolled silently down Wen Ruan’s cheeks. Her eyes were red and swollen, her delicate face flushed unnaturally from crying, and even her pretty little nose was tinged with red. 


He Yanci’s brows furrowed in distress. He rubbed his chin gently against her forehead, then lowered his head and kissed her brow, eyes, the tip of her nose, her cheeks, and the teardrops sliding down her skin—deeply, gently, tenderly. 


With a low, soft voice full of care, He Yanci said, “Okay, we won’t go to the hospital. But you can’t go without seeing a doctor either. I’ll have one come to you.” 


“I don’t want to,” Wen Ruan refused, weakly nestled in his arms. No matter what he said, she wouldn’t agree. 


Chapter 41: Feeling Sorry for Her.