Su Wan never thought that her 28-year-old life would start with a "flash marriage".
At the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau, when she took the marriage agreement with the words "No Physical Contact" printed on it, her fingertips were still trembling. The man in front of her - biological researcher Lu Chengyu, whose eyes behind gold-rimmed glasses were colder than the laboratory freezer, handed her a mint-scented wipe when she bit her lip.
This contract marriage, which began with the last wishes of the two grandmothers, was supposed to be a clear distinction between Chu, He and Han: sleep in separate rooms, do not interfere, and get together easily after a year.
But when he carried her into the hospital on a rainy night, his back muscles were as tight as strings; the strawberry yogurt that suddenly appeared in his study always had the straw facing the right; the picture of the hedgehog "Living Together" she drew was quietly hung on the stock chart.
When the competitor tore up the fig leaf of the "contract" and Lu Chengyu protected her behind him, and declared "my wife" to the public for the first time, Su Wan was shocked:
The cherry blossom specimen that had been hidden for seven years turned out to have been stored in his pen long ago; and the back figure squatting under the cherry blossom tree in his college diary was clearly his own back then.
The agreement written in black and white can stop the body, but it cannot stop the uncontrollable heartbeat. When the contract was torn apart by the autumn wind, they finally saw clearly that this marriage, which began with responsibility, had already been filled with secret love that spanned time.
It turns out that all "coincidences" were his long-planned approach.
