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After Winning Over the Two Cute Kids, CEO Wei Can't Sit Still
After Winning Over the Two Cute Kids, CEO Wei Can't Sit Still Plot:
Su Wan, a welfare home volunteer, breaks into Wei Group while looking for a kid's toy and accidentally meets CEO Wei Jingshen's two kids—introverted Wei Yuan and mischievous Wei Tang. She wins their hearts with patience: helping Wei Yuan finish the space model he hid for half a year, and assisting Wei Tang in making a rainbow cake for her dad. When the kids hug her and say, "Sister, stay forever," the always reserved Wei Jingshen panics—watching Su Wan wipe cake frosting, his heart beats so fast he can't hold his documents. Worse still, the kids secretly move Su Wan's luggage into his villa... It turns out that the one who wins over the kids will eventually be "counter-attacked" by them?
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