I Married a Business Tycoon and Somehow Became His White Moonlight

[Brave, guileless, down-on-her-luck heiress turned junior lawyer × aloof, sharp-tongued business tycoon, marriage first, love later + sweet romance + husband chases his wife]

Also known as [Mr. Fu’s Sweet Pursuit of His Wife]

(The male lead is a little awful at first, so don’t worry, dear readers. It gets incredibly sweet later.)

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Everyone knew that Song Xiaochun, eldest daughter of the Song family, had been cast out by her relatives and come alone to Haicheng to work as a humble intern lawyer.

Then an unexpected marriage arrangement dropped into her lap, and Song Xiaochun wound up marrying Fu Songsheng, the heir to the Fu family, a man she had once been able to do no more than admire from afar.

Song Xiaochun did her duty diligently, treating it as nothing more than a marriage of convenience.

Who could have guessed that the haughty, aloof man would spend every night after their wedding entwined with her, leaving her heart in turmoil and stirring feelings she never meant to have?

When their agreement expired, she was ready to flee, but the man wrapped an arm around her waist.

“Little darling, you can forget about escaping me for the rest of your life.”

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Everyone knew the Fu family heir was impossibly refined, with room in his heart for only one woman, his cherished first love.

Then one day he got married. He said he was taking the down-on-her-luck eldest daughter of the Song family as his wife, but he spoiled her rotten.

Everyone assumed he was only treating her like a pampered canary, that he couldn’t possibly have real feelings for her.

After all, his first love was still right there, all sweet and delicate.

But at a banquet one day, someone saw Fu Songsheng coaxing Haicheng’s most famous young lawyer.

The young woman was clearly having none of it. With a frosty expression, she said,

“Go find your first love.”

But the heir lowered himself and replied softly,

“How can you still not understand? My moonlight is right here in my eyes.”

[The little lady of the house won’t behave. What’s the best way to punish her?]

[The male lead’s perspective: a careful game of pursuit. The female lead’s perspective: marriage first, love later.]