Lin Wan never thought that in order to avoid being forced to marry, she would "snatch" her best friend Su Yao's brother Gu Chen into the Civil Affairs Bureau. A one-year fake marriage contract became her "life-saving straw" to deal with her family.
I thought they were just "acting partners" living under the same roof, but as we got along day and night, I was quietly moved by the hot porridge he left late at night, his firmness when holding back the wine, and his gentleness when he rescued her. I thought Gu Chen was just cooperating in acting due to family pressure, but when he declared his "sovereignty" to his cousin, solved her work troubles, and even held her hand in front of her grandfather's hospital bed, she understood the sincerity beyond the contract.
From the tacit cooperation at the Spring Festival party, to the constant turbulence in living together; from the cold war alienation when misunderstandings broke out, to the ice-breaking embrace before grandpa's death. When the label of "contract couple" gradually became blurred, Lin Wan looked at the "lifelong contract" handed over by Gu Chen and realized: It turns out that the sweetest fate is never planned, but the heartbeat and preference that can't be hidden in the fake show.
Mr. Gu, the original one-year contract is about to expire - how about we renew it for life?
