Due to a twist of fate, An Ning ends up legally married to Mu Yan, the cold and aloof older woman who used to live upstairs.

An Ning is a college student and part-time professional badminton player. She’s cheerful, optimistic, and kind to everyone.

Mu Yan is a famous painter, nicknamed “Mr. Iron Tree,” with a stunning yet distant appearance and an expression that screams “People annoy me.”

They don’t seem like a match at all.

An Ning originally thought their relationship would go no further than that emotionless marriage certificate.

Until a photo of her getting into Mu Yan’s car to pick up their marriage license ends up on a forum, and her teammates mock her for being a sugar baby.

But then the icy Mu Yan, with her eternally expressionless face, retorts sharply:

“I’m driving my own car to take my girlfriend out. What’s it to you?”

An Ning: …?

Once terrified of Mu Yan, An Ning grows bolder under her silent indulgence—until one snowy day, she pushes Mu Yan into a soft drift, locks both her wrists in one hand, and tickles her, demanding surrender.

“I give up…”

Mu Yan can’t escape. Her usually tired and distant eyes shimmer with tears, her flushed eyes looking like a flower blooming on a spring branch.

An Ning, dazed: Mu Laoshi looks… very kissable right now.

In the dark and lonely shadows of Mu Yan’s childhood, there was once a single star she secretly held close.

Its light was faint, but to her, it was the only sun.

That star grew up and became the sun to many others—yet had nothing more to do with her.

Mu Yan once thought this was heaven’s punishment.

But just as she hit rock bottom again, the star returned—still as warm as ever.

She never wants to let go again.

BREAKING NEWS!

A young badminton star jumps into the stands to passionately kiss a female fan after a big win!

Oh—turns out that’s her wife. They’re legally married. Never mind, folks.

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