In order to save the family business, Jiang Yao was forced to marry Zhou Xubai, a business rival.
On the wedding night, he sneered: "Mrs. Zhou, don't pretend to be real."
Jiang Yao threw out the prenuptial agreement with his backhand and pointed to the third clause: "What a coincidence, Mr. Zhou, non-interference between each other is exactly what I want."
From then on, the two played the role of a plastic couple in front of each other, and strangers living under the same roof in the back.
Until that night, he knocked on her door drunkenly and blocked her in the corner, breathing hotly: "That agreement... Let's tear it up, okay?"
Everyone thought that the eldest daughter of the Jiang family was a soft and bully dodder, waiting to see the joke of her being abandoned by Zhou Xubai.
But little did they know that Jiang Yao had skyrocketed and made her career prosperous.
But when Zhou Xu Bai's eyes turned red and he held her in his arms to declare his sovereignty in public at the business dinner, she showed her trump card and slightly raised her red lips:
"Mr. Zhou, the electronic version of the agreement has been backed up in the cloud and is permanently valid. Want to break the contract? You have to spend your whole life in exchange."
