In order to raise money for his mother, Su Nian, a college student in the Department of Fine Arts, "sold" himself to Lu Shiyan, the heir to a top wealthy family, and signed a one-year marriage agreement. The terms clearly stated "No temptation."
But who would have known that Mr. Lu, who was rumored to be cold and abstinent, would secretly fill her studio with top-quality paints, would protect her behind him and say "I am mine, no one else's turn" when she was being challenged, would carry her to the hospital on rainy nights, and would fill the backyard with cherry blossoms she casually mentioned.
Before the agreement expired, Lu Shiyan pressed her against the wall, his dark eyes burning: "Su Nian, change the terms. The term is for life."
Later, the whole world knew that Mr. Lu had become a "wife slave" - he handed her coffee when she was painting, he lifted the table when she frowned, and he was stupider than anyone else when she laughed.
Su Nian pinched the expired agreement and smiled: "Mr. Lu, we have terminated the contract."
Lu Shiyan knelt down on one knee, holding up the diamond ring and his eyes turned red: "How about signing for life, okay?"
It started with a contract and continued with heartbeats. In this rich marriage, he doted on her to the core, and she treated him with tenderness. It turns out that the best love is from the "transaction", which grows a lifetime of sweetness.
