To help her family through a crisis, Zhang Li signs a contract and marries Li Fushou, the Haicheng tycoon rumored to be cold to the core. The agreement lasts one year: they’ll act like a married couple in public, keep their distance in private, and go their separate ways when the term ends. The whole city is waiting for her to make a fool of herself and leave. At a family banquet, he publicly takes her side. When she’s humiliated at work, he flips the table on her behalf. And one night, living under the same roof, he tears up the contract. “For the rest of your life, you belong to me alone.” Zhang Li is stunned. “Wasn’t this supposed to be just a business deal?” Li Fushou gives a low laugh. “From the moment you walked through my door, I never planned to let you go.”
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
