Li Hao woke up one morning to find that his “wife,” Li Xiangyue, had already gone out. She had left a note: “I can't go to your class reunion today. I'll come back after work tonight and stop by to see your younger sister.” Li Hao grumbled about it, but didn't take it to heart. He was a live-in son-in-law, after all, and had signed a contract practically equivalent to selling himself. He and Li Xiangyue were married in name only. It was humiliating, and everyone looked down on him, but he had no choice but to put up with it to pay for his younger sister's heart condition. Besides, he didn't mind that much. He thought this sort of life was actually pretty good.
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