After a Flash Marriage to a Billionaire, He Begged for Stickers Every Day

The cemetery on a rainy night became the starting point of the contract. Su Wan clutched the forged medical records and married her sister to Fu Chenyan, the leader of the Fu family who was rumored to be a "wife-killer". When the red notebook was stamped in front of the tombstone, she didn't understand the undercurrent in the man's eyes - the red mole on her neck was overlapping with the memory of the little girl who had bandaged his wounds at the alley. The outside world knew that Fu Chenyan was the cold-faced King of Hell, but no one saw that he would personally adjust the pleats of her skirt when she was trying on a dress; that when her stepmother was making things difficult for her, he would use his checkbook to run over her stepmother's arrogance; and that when she picked up a paintbrush, there would be an almost pious tenderness in his eyes. And this "fake daughter" who was stepped into the mud can draw a starburst that makes the jewelry circle boil with just a flip of her fingertips. Under the "Night" vest she hides is the business empire left to her by her father, and the two-way redemption that was unspoken five years ago. From forced marriage to extreme preference, when the deal in the cemetery gradually revealed the honey core, Fu Chenyan would tuck her into his suit late at night, his Adam's apple brushing against her earlobe, and chuckle: "Back then, you used your bracelet to stop my bleeding, and now it's time for me to spend the rest of my life paying it forward." And Su Wan looked at the old things in his safe, and suddenly understood that this seemingly calculated marriage had planted the seeds of preference deep in the depths of time. A marriage that started with interests ended up being the honey for each other's salvation. The exhilaration of being slapped in the face, the tenderness hidden in the folds of the suit, and the two-way journey spanning five years, together weave this sweet fairy tale in a wealthy family - do you think it is a contract marriage? No, this is a long-planned preference. From the first moment I met you, I have written a lifetime of sweetness.