My CEO boyfriend and I were about to get engaged when he suddenly got into a car accident and suffered a brain injury.
When he woke up, he actually thought he was the fake heiress in a story about a real and fake heiress.
I had no choice but to take him home. But he was so melodramatic and kept causing trouble that I finally snapped and gave him a good beating. The next morning, he woke up as “Wang Baochuan.”
That was when I realized he would switch to a different script every so often.
To let him experience the misery of being lovesick, I took him out to eat wild greens.
While he was playing “Wang Baochuan,” I discovered that he had secretly kept the teddy bear I threw away, my broken hair clip, and my little hair ties. He wasn't actually as cold as he seemed. My boyfriend loved me in his own way.
Then he started his third script, “The CEO’s Thieving Little Assistant.” Jealous, he drenched Mr. Zhang, who was about to sign a contract with me, with dirty water, ruining the deal I was about to close. To save the partnership, he apologized to Mr. Zhang and told him “our melodramatic love story.”
When my high school senior returned from overseas ahead of schedule, it triggered his fourth script, “The Mob Boss’s Substitute Bride.” He mistakenly thought I was going to deal drugs, called the police to report me, and had me taken to the station.
After we cleared up the misunderstanding, I returned to the office from the police station and found him fighting with his assistant, Xiao Zhou. Xiao Zhou even sent him to the hospital. But something good came of it: he regained his memory, and I learned why he had changed from an optimistic, cheerful person into someone so rigid and restrained.
In the end, we got engaged amid everyone’s blessings.
