
The Marriage Trap: Doted on by Young Master Shen
婚途陷阱沈少掌心宠
by Listening to the Wind Beneath the Moon (月下聆风)
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 108k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Everyone in Feng City knows that Second Young Master Shen is a carefree playboy.
He’s an expert at wining, dining, and partying, and treats a family-arranged marriage like a hot potato.
Who would have guessed that to get out of his engagement to the Dugu family, he would grab the first person he found and marry her on the spot? That person was Bai Wei, the Huo family heiress, who had been secretly in love with him for years!
After realizing she’d been tricked into marriage, Bai Wei
clutched their marriage certificate and confronted Shen Yixiao. “Mr. Shen, we’re getting divorced tomorrow!”
Shen Yixiao lounged on the bed, his peach-blossom eyes smiling faintly.
“Miss Bai, there’s a one-month cooling-off period for divorce. Why the rush?”
“Is there anything Second Young Master Shen can’t manage? Is pulling a few strings really that hard?” Bai Wei was
heartbroken.
With red-rimmed eyes, she demanded, “If it had been someone else, would you have done the same thing?”
The next second, Shen Yixiao suddenly caught her wrist and pulled her into his arms, his gaze burning.
“Do you believe in love at first sight?”
Bai Wei let out an angry laugh and struggled to push him away. “I’d rather believe you just wanted me for my looks!”
He tightened his arms around her. The smile vanished from his eyes, and his voice dropped low, as if the words were being ground out of his chest. “Because you were the first woman who didn’t try to take advantage of me when I was drugged.”
The onlookers gaped. Wait! Weren’t you supposed to be a playboy? How did you turn into a devoted lover? No one could have guessed that this man spent his days bar-hopping and dancing, then pored over decade-old case files in his study at night. Beneath that carefree disguise lay secrets deeper than the ocean, and Bai Wei’s light had already found its way into the act he’d been putting on all along.