The Day I Ran Away from My Wedding, I Clung to My Disabled Husband

Ji Wanqing had planned to run away from her wedding, but then she dreamed that after escaping, she would meet a miserable end and die far from home.

To stay alive, she decided to cling to the leg of the husband forcing her to marry him.

But how did their no-strings, name-only marriage turn into a real one?

Qin Tingye, head of the Qin family, was bloodthirsty, crippled in both legs, and unable to have children.

He agreed to marry her out of desperation, and the marriage was just a cover.

After the wedding, they laid down three rules and even signed an agreement to divorce a year later.

He had someone he wanted to marry, and it wasn't her.

But her cold husband, who only wanted to keep his distance, changed in the blink of an eye. Ever heard of a split personality?

One was icy toward her, wouldn't let her get close, and told her to get lost.

The other was warm and affectionate, wouldn't let her run away, and promised her money, people, and everything he had.

When the year was up, Ji Wanqing angrily flung down the divorce papers.

Qin Tingye gazed at his petite wife, her belly round with child, his expression helpless yet doting. “Honey, do you want our baby to be born without a father? People will laugh at him.”

He was Qin Tingye, and he was Qin Ye. They both loved her more than anything.