[Marriage first, love later, followed by the husband pursuing his wife] [Mischievous heroine vs. aloof, abstinent CEO]
Wen Sangmian had forced her way into marrying Fu Ciyu.
She knew Fu Ciyu loved someone else, that he had a moonlight in his heart.
But Fu Ciyu was exactly her type, and she liked him. She wanted to marry him.
Everyone around her said a forcibly picked melon wouldn't be sweet and that she shouldn't make him do it. But she thought that even if it wasn't sweet, it could still quench her thirst.
She used threats and inducements, and the power of her family, to force Fu Ciyu into marrying her.
By all rights, she should have felt guilty for forcing a man who didn't love her to marry her.
But she didn't. If Fu Ciyu didn't like her, then he could just put up with it.
If he didn't want to look at her, he could just close his eyes.
If he didn't want to share a bed with her, he could put up with that too. He still had to sleep with her anyway.
As far as Wen Sangmian was concerned, she would never let herself suffer just to spare someone else.
Anyone who made her unhappy would regret ever being born.
The most important person in her heart was, in order, herself, herself, and still herself.
Eventually, she grew tired of dealing with Fu Ciyu, that iceberg of a man, and promptly ran away.
But the man chased after her, looking aggrieved as he demanded to know why she had abandoned him.
Wen Sangmian stood her ground. “I don't like men who have a moonlight in their hearts.”
Fu Ciyu laughed in exasperation. “I can't even handle you alone. Where would I find time for a moonlight?”
