“The contract is up. Please sign.”
Su Nianwei slid the divorce papers in front of Lu Yi, hiding the pregnancy test in her sleeve. For three years of their contract marriage, she had been nothing but a stand-in for the woman Lu Yi had always loved. Now the original was back, and she chose to leave with her head held high.
Lu Yi signed without a second thought, believing it was just the end of a business arrangement. Then, at the airport, he saw the woman who should have disappeared fleeing in a panic, visibly pregnant.
“You’re carrying my child. You think you can just run?”
In front of everyone, he tore up the invitations to the welcome-home banquet for his first love, then knelt outside Su Nianwei’s door in the pouring rain. “Weiwei, the child needs a father.”
Watching him through the security camera, Su Nianwei chuckled and sent him a yellowed photograph. “But you signed the abortion consent form three years ago.”
Lu Yi pounded on the door in a frenzy, unaware that the place was already empty. All that remained was a new test result: 32 weeks pregnant, with a risk of premature labor.
“You’ll never know how long I spent preparing to leave you.”
Only when the truth came to light did Lu Yi understand that the marriage which began as a contract had become a love that consumed him, long before he ever realized it.
“Su Nianwei, even if I have to turn all of Shanghai upside down, I’ll find you. You and the child can only be mine.”
A meticulously planned escape. A truth that blindsided them both. When a cold CEO faces a pregnant wife on the run, who will be the first to take this dangerous game of love seriously?
