Mr. Ji Is Blind and Mistakes His Wife for His Little Sister!

[Marriage First, Love Later x The Husband Chases His Wife to the Crematorium x Angst Before Love x Only Each Other x Happy Ending] Also known as: My Wife Wants a Divorce, Why Hasn't Mr. Ji Dropped the Act?

An Yimo had loved Ji Yunchen for ten years, but he had always treated her like a little sister. There was no love between them.

Then, in a sudden turn of events, her parents died in a car accident. Her grandfather wanted to find someone she could rely on, so he brought up the childhood betrothal that had been arranged years ago. An Yimo's years of unrequited love ended in a marriage arranged when they were children.

When they got married, Ji Yunchen said, “An Yimo, stop dreaming. I could never love you in this lifetime. You can only ever be my little sister.”

With their three-year agreement coming to an end, An Yimo admitted defeat. Ji Yunchen's heart would never warm to her, so she would let him go and get a divorce.

The big-shot CEO was stunned. It seemed he had fallen for her, but now the girl wanted nothing to do with him! Then he happened to spot a bracelet in the room, and that completely broke him!

“The woman he's been searching for is already his wife.”

“But not for much longer. His wife wants a divorce.”

She ran, he chased, and he chased her all the way to the crematorium. It was all because he'd made too many mistakes back then.

Later, after every passionate night with Ji Yunchen, the man would gaze at her with bloodshot eyes and repeat over and over, “Momo, you're mine...”

“That's right. Momo belongs to Ji Yunchen.”

…2…

An Yimo never imagined that Ji Yunchen had found the bracelet she lost.

The person Ji Yunchen had been waiting for all along was her.

He never expected that the woman who had rescued him on that rainy night was the wife listed on his marriage certificate.

Why couldn't he have had one more mouth to kiss and hugged his sweet wife three years sooner? What was he supposed to do now?

“Wife, stay in my arms a little longer. Let me make up for those three years.”

“Fine, but keep your hands to yourself... Ji Yunchen, we're sleeping in separate rooms tomorrow.”