Black Kite Contract, the Ceo's Dark Night Bride

He is Feng Xiran, the helmsman of the Feng Group. He is in charge of the economic lifeline of country A on the surface, and controls the underground organization "Black Kite" secretly. His power is as suffocating as the abyss. She is Nangong Ruohan, a lonely goose whose parents have died. She and her brother Nangong Shi depend on each other on the edge of a knife. Codenamed "Iris", she is Black Kite's sharpest blade and her brother's only weakness. A family equity crisis, two marriage contracts sealed and effective. Nangong Ruohan and Feng Xiran exchanged rings under the witness of a lawyer, but their eyes were burning with the edge of their rivals. This two-year marriage of interests is nothing more than a transaction in which each other is a pawn in a capital game. The business battlefield has turned into a two-player game, and the shackles of the contract have begun to breed dangerous rifts. At a dark web auction, she was hunted by hostile forces in order to steal chips, but he broke in through the window as the leader of the Black Kite, and his bullets crushed all the sniper scopes for her. During the heavy rain, she saw the healed gunshot wound under his clothes for the first time: "Did you know that I would fail?" He licked the blood drops in her ear: "My lady, she deserves a more elegant hunting method." "Mr. Feng, you have violated the terms." She chuckled against the buttons of his suit and ran her fingertips across his collarbone. "Article 7 prohibits spouses from interfering with each other's decision-making - but you secretly modified my acquisition plan." He grabbed her wrist and pressed it into his arms, his watch reflecting the neon light: "Miss Nangong, your breach of contract is more serious." The Adam's apple rolled and revealed the secret, "Article 12 prohibits temptation, but when you left a lip mark on my shirt, my heartbeat exceeded the limit." Power and lust are entangled in the whirlpool of capital. They use contract terms to measure love and hide love words in merger and acquisition negotiations.