That Day, the CEO Begged Me in Tears Not to Leave

A three-year contract made Jiang Tingting the substitute bride of Lu Yanchen, the king of the capital’s elite circle. Everyone laughed that marrying into wealth would never make her a phoenix. To President Lu, she was merely a tool for taking revenge on his enemies. For three years, he was cold and cruel, treating her like air and grinding her dignity into the dirt. When the contract expired, she calmly handed him the divorce papers. “President Lu, our three years are up. I wish you and the woman in your heart a lifetime of happiness.” She turned away, ready to pick up her paintbrush and reclaim the life she had put on hold. But the man rumored to have no interest in women and to be ruthless in all he did lost control in public. His eyes bloodshot, he tore up the agreement and pinned her firmly against the wall, his voice hoarse and trembling with boundless regret and panic. “Tingting, don’t go!” “That so-called woman in my heart has always been you! I spent ten years looking for you, ten years getting it wrong. Do you want me to spend the rest of my life making the same mistake?” Later, Jiang Tingting, under the name “Xingchen,” stunned the art world with a painting titled Caged Bird. The heartbreaking love and pain in it brought countless people to tears. Meanwhile, the all-powerful President Lu spent a fortune just to buy one of her paintings, titled Coming Home.