He Cast Me Away Like Dust, You Marry Me As A Treasure

He Cast Me Away Like Dust, You Marry Me As A Treasure Plot:

Su Wan’s three-year boyfriend dumped her a week before their wedding, calling her “too lowly for his wealthy family’s dream” and throwing the couple’s ring she’d saved months for into a rainstorm. Curled up outside a convenience store, sobbing until she couldn’t breathe, she was interrupted by a hot cocoa from Gu Jingshen—the “ice-cold customer” who always bought American coffee. He picked up her ring, wiped mud off her face, and whispered: “You’re not dust. You’re the one I’ve hidden my identity for half a year to marry.” It turned out Gu was a wealthy heir in disguise. He’d noticed Su Wan, who always saved him a hot drink, three months ago but feared scaring her off. Just when Su Wan thought love was dead, she found someone had been noting her overtime, her fear of the dark, even her favorite osmanthus candy. The most precious marriage isn’t “I deserve you”—it’s “You mean more to me than the whole world.”