She signed a six-month fake-dating contract, but gave away her heart for a lifetime
“Six months, three hundred thousand. Be my partner in name only.”
Broke and out of options, illustrator Shen Yu signed a contract with CEO Jiang Mi.
One needed money, the other needed a shield.
They agreed it was only an act, and neither would fall in love.
But Shen Yu never expected that
Jiang Mi would leave a light on for her late at night.
She would remember the brand of paint Shen Yu had mentioned in passing.
And when Shen Yu’s ex-girlfriend showed up, she would casually put an arm around her waist and say,
“My wife has much higher standards now.”
Shen Yu began looking forward to coming home each day.
She started slipping little hand-drawn notes into Jiang Mi’s suit pockets.
And she could no longer tell: was all that tenderness an act, or was it real?
With the contract entering its final month, she had fallen for Jiang Mi, but didn’t dare face it.
Shen Yu packed her bags. “It expires in June. Perfect timing.”
Jiang Mi held down her suitcase.
“What if I told you... I don’t want it to expire?”
Later, by the sea, Jiang Mi made her feelings clear.
“The new contract has only one clause, ”
“Shen Yu must love Jiang Mi forever.”
“The term is the rest of her life.”
“We began with a transaction.”
“But ended with a heartbeat.”
Two female leads | Marriage before love | Contract turns real | Happy ending
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