On the day of graduation, I was dragged by my rich father to get the certificate

Gu Wan nodded and took a deep breath.

The phone vibrated. It was a message from Si Yehan: "Just finished the board meeting. I'll be there soon. Why didn't you wait for me to pick you up from the hospital today? You're so mysterious."

Gu Wan raised the corners of his mouth slightly, but did not reply.

She knew Si Yehan must be guessing that this well-known billionaire CEO in the business world, the young helmsman who was in charge of the Haishi multinational group, was probably frowning and thinking about what he had done wrong in the past two days that made her unhappy.

The waiter beside the piano motioned to her, and Gu Wan walked over, her fingertips gently sliding across the black and white keys.

The elevator arrival prompt sounded, and Gu Wan quickly sat down next to the piano with her back to the entrance. She heard familiar footsteps, steady, powerful, and unhurried.

"Wan Wan?" Si Yehan's voice came from behind, with obvious confusion and a hint of joy, "You called me to this high-altitude restaurant just to let me watch you play the piano from behind?"

Gu Wan didn't look back, her fingers fell on the piano keys. "Star Trails" flowed out, and the notes were like her mood at the moment, gentle and surging.

This was the song she composed for him on her eighteenth birthday.

The sound of the piano faded, and Gu Wan finally turned around. Si Yehan was standing a few steps away, wearing a perfectly tailored dark blue suit, with her favorite smile on his chiseled face.

Those eyes that were always as sharp as an eagle were now incredibly gentle, reflecting only her figure.

"Happy discharge?" Si Yehan walked a few steps closer, frowning slightly, "But shouldn't I be the one treating you to a meal?"

Gu Wan stood up and suddenly felt dizzy. The words she had rehearsed countless times were now stuck in her throat.

Si Yehan was quick to notice her abnormality and immediately stepped forward to support her shoulders.

"What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?" His voice was full of concern.

Gu Wan shook her head. "Si Yehan," her voice trembled a little, but her eyes were firm. "I still can't remember when we met or how long we've known each other, but I remember the figure in front of the window that night when I was eighteen. I remember that this song "Star Trails" was written for you that night."

"For me?" Si Yehan was surprised and delighted.

"Although my memory is not complete now and I cannot fully understand our relationship, I am very sure that you are the one I will protect for the rest of my life."

"Night..."

She suddenly took out the velvet box from her pocket, and slowly knelt on one knee on the transparent floor three hundred meters above, looking up at the man she loved deeply.

The box opened, revealing a simple platinum ring. "Will you... marry me?"

Si Yehan's expression froze. This CEO who was a big shot in the business world and who remained calm even when faced with a multi-billion dollar merger and acquisition, seemed to have hit the pause button at this moment.

Gu Wan could see the shock, confusion, and then incredible tenderness that flashed across his eyes.

"I..." Si Yehan's voice was hoarse. He reached out to pull Gu Wan up and finally smiled, "You little fool."

Gu Wan's heart sank, but before she could react, Si Yehan had already pulled out a dark blue velvet box from his suit pocket.

"I've been preparing for so long, planning to propose to you at your comeback press conference next week." Si Yehan opened the box, and a ring inlaid with a blue diamond sparkled under the light. "In the end, you stole the limelight."

Gu Wan's eyes widened, tears flowing out uncontrollably. Si Yehan gently wiped away her tears, then held her in his arms.

"I am willing, a million times." He whispered in her ear, "But next time when I encounter something that requires a man to take the initiative, please give me more opportunities to show my ability."

Gu Wan burst into laughter and looked up at him: "Okay, but if I can't wait, you can't blame me for stealing your limelight."

“…you.”

Outside the window, the city lights were like stars, and at an altitude of three hundred meters, their heartbeats were finally synchronized.

After two sips of red wine, Gu Wan's cheeks felt slightly hot and he became bolder.

"I've always been curious," she held her chin up and looked directly into Si Yehan's eyes, "Why were there rumors that you liked men? Tell me the truth, do you have any hidden problems in that area?"

Si Yehan pursed his lips. He obviously didn't expect her to be so direct. He hadn't figured out how to tell her about "misogyny". "I..."

"Hehe... I'm just curious. After all, a man as good as you shouldn't be single until now."

Si Yehan put down his wine glass and suddenly leaned forward. Gu Wan could smell the faint scent of ambergris mixed with cedar on him, which made her dizzy.

"Gu Wan," he rarely called her by her name, his voice as low as the strings of a cello, "Are you heartless? Don't you know whether I like men or women?"

Gu Wan's heart skipped a beat, but she quickly calmed down. She met his gaze and opened her red lips: "Then prove it to me now..."

Si Yehan's pupils slightly dilated, and Gu Wan took advantage of the situation and continued:

"Now that I've gotten married, are you still going to leave me alone like this? What's more, I'm well now, you know what I want most..." Gu Wan picked up the wine glass and took a sip.

"…Since you've made up your mind, what are you waiting for?" Si Yehan said as he pulled Gu Wan into the sedan.

Neither of them spoke in the elevator. In the small space, Gu Wan could clearly feel the heat radiating from Si Yehan's body. From the corner of her eye, she saw his slender fingers tightening slightly at her side, then loosening.

The elevator went straight to the presidential suite of "Heaven on Earth". This was Si Yehan's exclusive suite. The room was incredibly spacious, with a full-length floor-to-ceiling window that allowed a full view of the city lights. As soon as Gu Wan stepped into the door, she was pressed against the wall by a force.

The moment Si Yehan's lips pressed down, Gu Wan closed her eyes. His kiss was strong and passionate, with the aroma of red wine, almost taking her breath away. Gu Wan's hands climbed up his shoulders, feeling the tense muscles under his suit.

"Wait..." When Si Yehan's lips moved to the side of her neck, Gu Wan pushed him away, panting, "I have a condition."

Si Yehan stopped moving, his dark eyes filled with desire, and he panted, "What are the conditions?"

"Tomorrow morning, I want to eat the noodles you made yourself."

"Okay." He said and was about to kiss her again.

"Wait..." Gu Wan smiled slyly, "I want another fried egg..."

"Okay..." Si Yehan was clearly already exhausted, "Wanwan, stop messing around, just give me..."

Gu Wan clamped Si Yehan's neck and pushed him away. "The egg must be cooked on one side and the yolk must not be broken."

Si Yehan said helplessly: "Anything else?"

"besides…"

"Anything else?" Si Yehan said with a charming face, almost begging, "Wanwan, please let me go..."

Gu Wan couldn't help laughing as she unbuttoned Si Yehan's shirt and said, "From now on, whether it's the Si family or Yunyuan... I will sleep in the master bedroom."

"Okay, as you wish." Si Yehan picked her up and strode towards the bedroom.