To win Xu Qingya’s heart, Du Kang donated half his liver to save her life, bringing himself to the brink of death.
In return, Xu Qingya repaid his kindness with betrayal, hurting him without restraint.
During their three years of marriage, she remained entangled with her childhood sweetheart and often stayed out all night.
Heartbroken, Du Kang signed the divorce papers and left without looking back. Xu Qingya suddenly panicked.
How could the lapdog who used to obey her every word dare to do this?
When they met again, Du Kang turned out to be the sole heir to one of the four great families overseas. Who said he was a gold-digger, a live-in son-in-law who married into her family for money?
“Darling, can we get married again?”
The once-arrogant Xu Qingya wept bitterly, but she could no longer stir even the slightest tenderness in Du Kang.
He said, “Ms. Xu, I gave you a chance, but you didn’t care. Now it’s too late to regret it.”
I finished reading this book yesterday. I found all the chapters quite interesting. In fact, it is a sweet novel. The heroine falls in love with the hero without knowing it and regrets pursuing her husband. The hero half-heartedly accepts the heroine's pursuit.