Newlywed, Deeply Loved

Her father is obsessed with getting her married, leaving her with no choice.

Xue Ning stopped her grandfather’s student downstairs from his apartment building and calmly asked, “Will you marry me?”

After the wedding, she learned that her new husband was not only her grandfather’s student, but also the renowned Mr. Xu of the capital.

He was taciturn, reserved, and coolly self-possessed.

The first time he picked out a wedding ring for Xue Ning,

it was a whole size too big.

Xue Ning didn’t mind. All she wanted was a husband after her name, a black card she could use freely, and a marriage where they didn’t interfere in each other’s work or social lives.

A marriage of mutual respect and courtesy: perfection.

When she met up with her best friend,

she happily gossiped about her husband’s ex-girlfriend.

Until one day,

the calm, aloof Mr. Xu tugged at her sleeve, his hair damp with sweat and clinging to his forehead as he drew her, step by step, into his tender embrace.

His gaze was resolute. “I have never regretted marrying you!”

Xu Zechuan was standing downstairs at his teacher’s home when the teacher’s granddaughter proposed to him.

After giving her a casual once-over, he thought it through calmly.

Then he agreed to marry her.

He needed a wife. Love had nothing to do with it.

After they married, she played the role of a wife admirably,

showing filial respect to his parents and caring for his younger sister.

But when it came to him,

she couldn’t care less.

Gradually, he grew dissatisfied with her.

He pulled her into his arms and demanded coldly,

“Why don’t you care about me?”

“Why don’t you get jealous?”

“Do you even have a place for me in your heart?”

Mr. Xu had so many grievances against Xue Ning. He held her tight, determined to spend the rest of his life embracing her.