Just six months after her mother's funeral, Chen Ya saw her father buying a gold necklace for a strange woman. Aunt Liu, who calls her "sister" in the live broadcast room, not only spent all the savings left by her mother, but also coveted the family's land acquisition compensation. When her father insisted on obtaining a marriage certificate, Chen Ya clutched the transfer records on her phone and moved her younger brother, who had just entered high school, out of the small courtyard that was once filled with the fragrance of locust flowers.
At night when the light bulbs in the rental house flickered on and off, she met Gu Yan at the community mediation site. This man with a pear-shaped smile was being escorted by his parents on a blind date. When he saw her being beaten and rolled around by Aunt Liu, he suddenly pointed at her and said, "I will marry her."
No one knew that everyone had a plan behind this flash marriage - he needed a shield to deal with his parents who were urging the marriage, and she needed a "family member" status to compete for her mother's inheritance.
When Aunt Liu came into the house with her stepchildren in an attempt to seize the land acquisition money, Gu Yan slapped a prenuptial agreement on the coffee table: "Chen Ya's property, including the part she will inherit in the future, has nothing to do with me, but no one can touch it." He accompanied her to collect evidence and exposed Aunt Liu's true face at the family meeting. Even his father had to bow his head and admit his mistake.
Begonia flowers in late spring fell on the shoulders of the two of them: "Actually, the first time I saw you, the way you protected my younger brother made you look like the person I want to marry." Chen Ya looked at this man who had rekindled the word "family" and finally understood that the so-called leadership is never about fighting alone, but about someone who is willing to share the fireworks with you.
