Su Qingyan stood in the top-floor conference room of the Gu Group, clutching a prenuptial agreement so tightly that her fingertips had gone white. Her father’s company had gone bankrupt, and with nowhere else to turn, she had no choice but to agree to marry Gu Yanchen, the Gu Group’s famously coldhearted CEO.
“Sign it, and I’ll pay off the Su family’s debts.” Gu Yanchen sat in a leather chair, his dark eyes unreadable and his voice devoid of warmth. The agreement stated that the marriage would last one year, that neither could interfere in the other’s private life or develop feelings, and that Su Qingyan would leave with nothing when the term was up.
Su Qingyan took a deep breath and signed her name at the bottom. She had no idea that this marriage, founded on mutual benefit, would turn both their lives upside down.
