Divorce? The Villainess Celebrates, and the CEO Regrets It a Second Later

Wen Qingqing wakes up as a cannon-fodder villainess, having done every foolish thing imaginable and even picking up a needle to attack her own daughter. Her best friend shows up with her domineering CEO husband to catch her in the act. She thinks fast and averts the crisis, but a divorce still seems inevitable. Fine, they can get divorced. She’s not the type to cling to someone who doesn’t want her. But then her shameless, backstabbing best friend has the nerve to come back, claiming she’s worried about Wen Qingqing being divorced and wants to help her again. She says Wen Qingqing’s husband was lured and egged on by a homewrecker to make a scene at the company. Trying to set her up? Not a chance. Wen Qingqing takes the opportunity to make the trap even bigger, successfully exposing her best friend for who she really is. Lu Chenyu’s lips curve into a smile. It turns out he saw right through her all along. “Has your neck been itchy lately?” “Huh?” “Looks like you’re finally growing a brain.” “…” Later, Wen Qingqing notices that Lu Chenyu is getting stranger and stranger. He suddenly stops bringing up divorce and turns into the perfect husband, until the heroine of the original story appears. Wen Qingqing thinks he’ll turn into a heartless beast and dote on the sweet, innocent heroine, but Lu Chenyu isn’t moved in the least. He even gives her a stern warning. “I’m a married man. Have you no shame? Stop contacting me.” He even blocks the sweet, innocent girl. Just as Wen Qingqing thinks she’s saved a CEO with a hopelessly romantic streak, the guy pins her against the wall, his voice seductive, as if casting a spell to tempt her. “Wifey, should we start thinking about having a second child?” Wen Qingqing realizes that the CEO is still just as hopelessly romantic as ever. It’s just that his feelings have found a new place to land.