[Self-serving heroine vs. devoted fiancé, knowingly crossing the line with a younger man]
[Mutual devotion + bickering rivals + adversaries + brothers competing]
After carefully choosing from among her options, Bai Yu set her sights on the distinguished young master of the capital, Si Ye. After pursuing him for a while, she finally got engaged to the man she wanted.
Then, on the day of their engagement, she learned a secret.
She immediately called off the engagement unilaterally and went abroad to study as a daughter of the Si family.
Three years later, she returned home. That very night, she heard a knock at the door.
Then came a familiar male voice.
At a family dinner,
Si Ting, who had confessed his feelings to her just the night before, gave her a cool nod and called her “sister-in-law,” acting as though they barely knew each other.
As soon as Si Ting left after dinner, Si Ye pulled her into a room to confront her. He said he had never agreed to the broken engagement, so it didn't count.
She shot back in disbelief that their engagement had long been over.
Si Ye calmly replied:
“So what? We're not actually siblings.”
The brothers were competing for her, and he even said that as long as Bai Yu didn't leave, nothing else mattered.
Terrified, she moved out that very night, then deleted and blocked him everywhere.
Later,
She found a job to make ends meet.
When she looked up, her direct supervisor turned out to be her former fiancé!
His expression was cool, but in private he said:
“Why didn't you come to me? Was there something about me you weren't satisfied with?”
Didn't you say it was Shuang Jie? Why does it seem more and more wrong the more I look at it, at the beginning I have already slept with Si Ye, and the more I look at it later I find that he slept with Si Ting again three years ago.
Shuangjie is not lying,