Warmth After Marriage

Tang Jihe’s fiancé is a playboy from one of the capital’s elite families, leaving her with no illusions about love.

Her best friend tells her she has a single friend who’s being pressured by his family to marry. He’s just as chaste as she is and has never been in a relationship.

Tang Jihe heads to their meeting in the rain, but halfway there, she mistakenly gets into a black sedan.

When she sees that the person inside is her roommate, she assumes her best friend is playing a guessing game with her.

She has a good impression of her roommate, so she signs an agreement with him.

Her best friend is stunned when she hears: My brother is sworn against marriage. Is something wrong with him?

Tang Jihe: That’s great. We can keep it to a transaction and leave love out of it.

The marriage-averse Yan Zhisi: As long as both the doctor and the patient agree, and the required filings and other procedures are completed, a doctor can also operate outside their own hospital.

Her best friend: Bro, speak plainly.

Yan Zhisi: What excuse do I need to steal her away?

From childhood, Yan Zhisi has had an extreme aversion to dirt and germs. He has always believed he was suited to a lonely life and death.

Until he starts sharing a home with Tang Jihe, discovers he doesn’t mind being touched by someone else, and realizes he could even marry someone.

After they register their marriage, Tang Jihe glances at the person on the bed.

Wasn’t he supposed to avoid women, be a clean freak, and hate people getting close?

Then why is he pressed against her every day? Hugging her? Nuzzling her?

Why is he as clingy as a kitten?