[Love Gone Mad Through Self-Restraint and Ritual: A Powerful Heiress in Beijing's Elite Circle x Clear-Headed, Independent, Radiant, and Decisive: A Cold and Down-and-Out Heiress]
[Female Lead Is Not a Virgin; Male Lead Is]
[Broken Relationship That Won't Be Mended + Second Male Lead Takes the Lead + Husband Chases Wife to the Crematorium + Rivalry Between Men + Childhood Sweethearts + Powerful Man Bows His Head]
When Wen Song first became a household name, she was the Wen family's down-and-out daughter whom Madam Lu called worthless, a parasite who had the gall to demand 10 billion from her son!
She must be crazy for money. No wonder her family fell apart when she was so young!
But the next moment, Wen Song had an investment agreement in one hand and a patent licensing contract in the other. She lightly tapped the swollen belly of Lu Sili's mistress. "Don't glare at me. I left you enough for baby formula."
Sure enough, only 1,680 yuan remained in the Lu Group's accounts, exactly the price of the formula the mistress had her eye on.
Lu Sili didn't even care about the money being withdrawn. His eyes bloodshot, he could only plead, "Song Song, you won't leave me, will you?"
Wen Song disgustedly pushed away the hand blocking her and turned away resolutely. "Lu Sili, the 'home' you gave me makes me sick!"
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Everyone knew Shang Jingyu, the heir of the Shang family, as a man of impeccable restraint and propriety, like snow atop a mountain, like the moon in the sky.
Rumor had it that he had broken off the childhood engagement arranged with the down-and-out heiress of the Wen family for the sake of his true love, then retreated to a Buddhist temple to meditate, withdrawing from the world ever since.
The Shang family humbled themselves and begged his true love to go to the temple and bring the heir back, but she was repeatedly turned away at the door.
Yet on the day Shang Jingyu learned Wen Song was getting divorced, the temple doors opened.
The heir slipped the Buddhist beads from his wrist and murmured with his head bowed, "Even if you push me away a thousand times, I won't miss you this time."