[Contractual Marriage × Two-way Routine | Cold-faced Boss × Business Queen]
Jian An believed that her marriage to Lu Tingchen was an exchange of equal value - she used 30% of Jian's equity in exchange for Lu's capital injection to save the situation. Unexpectedly, the cold-faced King of Hell hid three fatal clauses in the prenuptial agreement:
① Application for room allocation must be made 24 hours in advance; ② Sickness must be reported; ③ Divorce = leaving home.
From the moment she signed, her life was "infiltrated" by this man in all aspects:
Even if she stays up late to change her plan, she will receive anonymous takeaways - the note reads, "Mr. Jane should eat less cold sandwiches. Mr. Lu said that gastric ulcers are hereditary."
Until the bidding meeting, the red wine poured by her opponent stained her haute couture suit. Lu Tingchen took off his handmade shirt and put it on for her on the spot. The Jane's logo on the cuffs was particularly dazzling under the light: "My people cannot be moved."
What Jian An didn't know was that Lu Tingchen's private collection room was filled with "souvenirs" of every important moment in her life: the Mathematical Olympiad trophy when she was sixteen, the pen her father had before his death, the cufflinks that were torn off when he fell into the water three years ago - even the little crying face she drew on the divorce agreement was carefully tucked into his leather wallet.
When the anonymous letter revealed the bloody truth about her father's car accident, when the door of the Ferris wheel opened and the sky was filled with blue roses, and when the gunfire on the stage was heard, he used his body to block the bullet for her - the man who always talked about "business marriage, profit first" finally whispered in her ear: "Jian An, do you think I want the Jane family? No, what I want is the way you look at me, from calculation to heartbeat."
