I Saved His Company on the Day We Got Married in a Flash

To pay for an operation, I married the eldest son of the Fu family, a man rumored not to live past thirty. On the day we signed, I added three conditions to page three of the agreement: my mother's life, the accounts of the ocean-shipping company, and the words "Mrs. Fu." He thought I was trying to climb the social ladder. After reading them, he wrote just one word: "Add more." He had no idea that I had entered the Fu family to find out who had driven my father to his death three years ago. The asset liquidation package was numbered HC-2019, and item eleven on the list was my family's company. Later, he cornered me in the hallway and stared at the peeling fountain pen in my pocket. "Where did you get that pen?" I said, "It belonged to my father." He said, "I was at that creditors' meeting three years ago."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.