My Husband Lost His Memory, and Now Our Baby's Terrified!

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[Two male leads + mildly bratty and demanding + contrasting personalities]

Qu Qianfan is in trouble again!

He broke up with his ex-boyfriend, only to be replaced immediately.

The treasure the old master of the Fu family had doted on for over a decade couldn't stomach that.

Then Qu Qianfan saw the older boy he'd known as a child return from studying abroad.

He had wealth and good looks in spades, making him the perfect person to face-slap his ex-boyfriend.

When they were little, Qu Qianfan called him “Big Brother.” As an adult, he kept calling him that, every other word.

But after they got married, Qu Qianfan changed his tune. He stopped calling him Big Brother and started calling him by his full name in annoyance: “Fu Hanshen.”

It wasn't that he stopped loving him once he had him. Qu Qianfan simply realized he'd gotten something different from what he expected.

He hadn't found himself a husband. He'd gotten himself another dad.

Qu Qianfan was always making Fu Hanshen angry, and then Fu Hanshen's so-called “white moonlight” dealt him another blow. A little accident was bound to happen.

Because of him, Fu Hanshen got into a car accident and lost his memory...

Qu Qianfan decided to make it up to him, and be the most thoughtful “wife.”

But then he saw Fu Hanshen's true colors.

What was he supposed to do with his “new husband,” who was fierce and wild, and luckily, a yandere?

Qu Qianfan cried himself to death. When would these days of being bullied every day finally end?

Qu Qianfan never used to cook.

Now he cooked himself and fed Fu Hanshen by hand.

Fu Hanshen: “You put in too much salt.”

Qu Qianfan bought Fu Hanshen flowers and got home past curfew.

Fu Hanshen: “No dinner for you tonight. Stand in the corner.”

Qu Qianfan: My old husband was pretty good too. Boohoo X﹏X

Both are pure, with explanations coming later.

Everything will be explained, both emotionally and physically!

And don't make up your mind based on just one paragraph. The early chapters need to lay the groundwork.