[Marriage first, love later + sweet everyday romance]
On her twenty-second birthday, Tong Jiashu received two pieces of news.
The bad news: She wasn’t her parents’ biological daughter.
The good news: Her biological parents were the richest couple in the country.
After discussions between the two families, they decided to switch her back.
On one side were her adoptive parents, unrelated by blood but bound to her by love.
On the other were her biological parents, bound to her by blood but not by affection.
Her adoptive mother said, “Your birth parents have so many resources. If you don’t go back, have you lost your mind?”
Her birth mother said, “Bai Ni’s emotionally unstable. I want to stay with her. I’ll bring you home later.”
Neither family chose her.
Tong Jiashu decided to start a family of her own.
What do you do when you’re suddenly told you aren’t your parents’ biological child?
Tong Jiashu made just one decision.
She sent a message to the blind date who’d been lying dormant on her contact list for five years:
“Want to get married on a whim?”
That very afternoon, Tong Jiashu got married in a flash.
The good news: They got their marriage license.
The even better news: He was 189 centimeters tall, handsome, rich, and had abs.
The crazy news: It seemed he might be impotent.
Wen Zheng only got married because he had no choice.
At twenty-eight, he was considered a young groom in his circle, but his grandmother called him an old bachelor.
Unable to resist the old lady using her illness to pressure him, he gave in and married in a flash.
Later, a gossip account posted a photo.
On a film set, amid swirling snow,
Tong Jiashu was scratching her head as she revised a drawing, while he held an umbrella beside her. Snow dusted his hair beneath the tilted umbrella, but all he could see was the vibrant spring in her.
From then on, Wen Zheng earned the nickname “Wife-Doting Maniac.”
Later still, someone asked Wen Zheng to share the secret to a happy marriage.
He gave them six words: “Respect her, listen to her, think of her.”
