A Forceful Arrival

[A powerful film company CEO who doesn’t understand love but is possessive to a fault vs. a sweet-voiced, soft-waisted dance teacher who fears marriage but loves to act cute]

At 24, Chi Jin was about to get married at first sight. But on the day she went to register, someone kidnapped her.

And the person who kidnapped her was the “best friend” who had rejected her confession five years earlier.

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Here’s how it happened. After being reborn, Chi Jin transferred to a new high school to change her miserable fate.

The biggest perk of getting a second chance at life was meeting the powerful film company mogul from her first life after transferring schools.

So she posted on an online forum asking for advice.

“How do I get on the good side of a classmate in a position of authority?”

The top-voted reply read, “If she’s a girl, become her best friend. If he’s a guy, become his girlfriend.”

She dutifully played the role of his best friend, winning his favor, but accidentally won too much of it.

In their final year, her “best friend” confessed to her. In her second life, Chi Jin had sworn off love and was determined to become a rich woman, so she instinctively ran away.

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When they met again, the villain who had kidnapped her was still as elegant and refined as ever, but his opening line was shocking: “Marry me.”

Knowing the mogul’s temperament, Chi Jin could only assume it was a long-planned revenge.

Their time together as teenagers had shown her that the “young master” everyone else saw as modest and refined was really a spiteful “bad man” who never let a grudge go.

Under threats and sweet talk, Chi Jin was forced to marry him.

The night before they registered their marriage,

Chi Jin asked miserably, “Why me?”

The man’s eyes flickered, and he paused before replying, “You’re the only one I know.”

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The revenge he had plotted for so long turned into the mogul spending every day either getting jealous or on his way to getting jealous.