Kicked Off the Household Register, She Is Adopted by President Fu, Who Dotes on Her Sweetly

[Cool, aloof older man + adorable young woman + devoted to each other + healing romance + 12-year age gap] Fu Yanyu, the richest man in Xingcheng, has never fallen in love in his thirty years. There isn’t even a woman’s shadow beside him. Outsiders quietly speculate about his sexual orientation or wonder if he has all that wealth but no pleasure to show for it: is he incapable of enjoying himself?

Later, it came out that six years ago, only Xingcheng’s most famous socialite, Xiao Furong, had ever visited his apartment.

People then began speculating that the eligible bachelor was a devoted man waiting for Sister Furong to return.

It wasn’t until they saw him appearing everywhere with a young girl and calling her Mrs. Fu that they realized Fu Yanyu had married a young wife. So that’s what wealthy men are into. Even a cold, desireless CEO like Fu Yanyu couldn’t escape the irresistible charm of true love.

This adorable young wife looks harmless and weak. She probably won’t even get used to being called Mrs. Fu before Mr. Fu dumps her. So many wealthy young women and high-society socialites in Xingcheng are eager to marry into the Fu family. This girl will be bullied so badly she won’t even get the chance to cry. If she knows what’s good for her, she’ll swindle him out of some money and leave with her bags before it’s too late, making way for someone more capable.

Mrs. Fu laughed until she was breathless as she read those detailed reports and comments online. This sweet, soft-spoken girl is adorable. Isn’t that a skill in itself? Mr. Fu clearly loves it!

Mrs. Fu is the real backbone of this household, all right? When it comes to everyday matters, Mr. Fu only listens to Mrs. Fu. He’s even drawn up an agreement giving her most of his wealth.

If Mrs. Fu so much as sneezes, Mr. Fu rushes home to work while taking care of her.

“Mrs. Fu, there’s a baby in your belly. You can’t use the stairs. From now on, I’ll have to carry you.”

“I’m not a pig,” Mrs. Fu protested.