[Marriage first, love later + double cleansing + agreement couple + sweet pet]
Gentle and beautiful secretary × cool and wealthy CEO
In order to treat his brother's illness, Xia Yun'en agreed to Mr. He's request for a marriage agreement and received 10 million.
After the marriage, she has been working hard to play the role of the He family's daughter-in-law and a good fake stepmother in accordance with the requirements in the agreement.
Then things seemed to be getting more and more wrong. The secret marriage that had been agreed upon was revealed to the public by her mother-in-law, who even doted on her.
After being revealed, the two continued to act like a loving couple in public, but little did they know that they were actually gradually falling in love with each other.
I thought they would definitely divorce after a year, but Mr. He tore up the agreement one drunken night, "I won't divorce even when the time comes. I don't agree."
Reader comments
What a short and sweet article. There are no hooks, no rotten peach blossoms and white moonlight, and no old dramas such as childhood acquaintances, making it more relaxing to read. It's just that the ending is a bit abrupt.
Why does it have to end? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] It looks so good.
It's pretty good. I like short articles, not abusive, and I like to read sweet articles.
It's very good-looking, but the ending is a bit short. There's no bloody plot. It's just some ambiguity between the male and female protagonists, and then it's sweet at the end. But when the author wrote it, no one watched it, and the data was not good, so the ending was relatively quick. I highly recommend it.
What is the child's life experience? Does his mother really have nothing to do with the male protagonist? Is it really Shuang Jie?
It's quite good-looking, except for the rushed ending. The relationship between the two is very natural, neither abusive nor sweet. It's very good-looking, and the daughter is cute too.
What a short and sweet article. There are no hooks, no rotten peach blossoms and white moonlight, and no old dramas such as childhood acquaintances, making it more relaxing to read. It's just that the ending is a bit abrupt.
Why does it have to end? [Cry][Cry][Cry][Cry] It looks so good.
It's pretty good. I like short articles, not abusive, and I like to read sweet articles.
It's very good-looking, but the ending is a bit short. There's no bloody plot. It's just some ambiguity between the male and female protagonists, and then it's sweet at the end. But when the author wrote it, no one watched it, and the data was not good, so the ending was relatively quick. I highly recommend it.
What is the child's life experience? Does his mother really have nothing to do with the male protagonist? Is it really Shuang Jie?
It's quite good-looking, except for the rushed ending. The relationship between the two is very natural, neither abusive nor sweet. It's very good-looking, and the daughter is cute too.