We Got Our Marriage Licenses While Drunk, Then He Went Wild Pursuing Me

[Secret love turned mutual] + [Childhood friends] + [Fighting to win each other] [Beautiful, pampered heiress vs. unruly heir] The day after He Linyi returned to the country, she woke up beside Gu Mingchuan, the boy she'd fought with since childhood. The bad news: They were in the same bed. The worse news: They were married. The even worse news: They'd announced it on their social media. The worst news of all: They had no idea. They were the same age and had grown up together. Their grandfathers had been comrades who would have laid down their lives for each other. But the two of them were sworn enemies. She'd pee in his cup, and he'd put poop in her bowl. They'd fought from childhood to adulthood. Their families had arranged a marriage, and they accidentally got married. They thought the marriage wasn't right for them, so they went to get divorced. When the required waiting period ended, their families came up with every excuse to stop them. Unable to get divorced, they decided to make the best of it. Their marital agreement was thick as a dictionary. He helped his female friend put on her shoes, and she tied her male friend's tie. He gave his female friend a bracelet, and she gave her male friend a ring. Neither would back down, until they were both worn out. He Linyi had a secret: She kept a diary full of her little moments with Gu Mingchuan. Gu Mingchuan had a secret, too: He kept a private album filled with every smile and frown of He Linyi. She didn't know when she'd fallen in love with him. She only knew she wanted to be tangled up with him for the rest of her life. He didn't know when he'd fallen in love with her, either. He only knew he wanted to stay by her side for the rest of his life. A car accident left one of them blind and the other with a broken leg. When she learned she would never see again, she asked him for a divorce and disappeared, even though all she'd ever wanted was to stay tangled up with him for life. When he found her in a little house in Iceland, the first thing he said was, “Yaoyao, don't ever leave me again!”