The Cold, Aloof Female Ceo's "White Moonlight" Went Crazy with Envy After Returning to China

On the day we got our marriage certificate, Chu Yao and I agreed it was a marriage of convenience, with neither of us interfering with the other's life. It wasn't until her unattainable, high-and-mighty boyfriend returned to the country that I discovered she had locked the marriage certificate in a safe. She started proactively making soup for me, checking up on me when I was working overtime, and even tying my tie in front of her boyfriend. "My husband has a sensitive stomach and needs to eat on time," she said with a gentle smile, but her hand left a red mark on my waist. That night, her boyfriend smashed a wine glass, and I received an anonymous text message: "You're just a tool to provoke me." Chu Yao leaned over to look at my phone, her breath on my ear: "Guess what he's thinking now..."