Clinging to Devoted Fiancé, Heiress Slays the World!

Chapter 478: Chapter 478 She Finally Became His Wife

After smashing the beastly man with a stone, Gu Moqian picked up the frightened girl, who had fainted, and fled the wooden hut.

It was later that he learned the man had died in the hut from alcohol poisoning and excessive blood loss. For that scum to die so easily felt almost like he got off too lightly.

He took the girl to a clearing in the forest to rest.

At one point, the girl woke up. Those pure, beautiful eyes, filled with fear and vigilance, became something he would never be able to forget.

The tenderness and patience he showed as a teenager gradually melted the girl’s defenses.

In the end, she fell asleep in his arms.

If not for the sudden appearance of a pack of wolves, perhaps they would have come to know each other in a different way, and their lives thereafter would have been completely different.

To shield the girl, he faced the wolves alone.

boy, confronting a pack of ferocious beasts was no small challenge. Luckily, his grandfather was nearby and arrived just in time. He scared off the wolves with his

remained deeply worried about the girl’s

been found at the mountain’s edge and taken back to the city by her family for treatment, that

Gu Moqian returned to Rongcheng. He used his network to uncover the

was the eldest daughter of

had been quietly watching over her all along—from middle

to grab late-night snacks; she slipped into a nightclub and tasted her first cocktail; she was sent abroad to study, effortlessly blending

Gu Moqian proposed to his

year he was twenty-two, and

prestigious families in Rongcheng, a perfect match by any

When he handed over the entire Gu Family enterprise to his son, he had known there was

Perhaps one day, the Gu Family brand would sweep across the globe, becoming a massive multinational corporation.

to marry the Ji Family’s daughter, Gu Zhizhou had no

a family early could also provide stability

their marriage alliance was set, Gu Moqian left for Britain again to pursue his master’s and doctoral studies. When he returned four years later, his fiancée had grown