Shu Yaoyao lived with the capitalist grandfather after her parents died when she was young. After the death of the capitalist grandfather, she also ushered in the criticism of the capitalists. Miss Jiao turned to the degreasing bottle. As a capitalist, Miss Jiao was treated as a degreasing bottle by her aunt and uncle. The family arranged a blind date for her cousin, but her cousin fell in love with Shu Yaoyao. The aunt was happy to use the degreasing bottle in exchange for a high-priced gift, so she packed her up and got married.
Cen Yicheng's father died when he was young and he was raised by his mother. Later, he joined the army and worked hard to make a career. Unfortunately, he never got married. His mother and the boss urged him to go on several blind dates without success. As a result, he fell in love with his cousin on another blind date. The stupid man finally believed in love at first sight. He went to someone to talk to someone and got married immediately.
Forced into a substitute marriage, Shu Yaoyao just wanted to find peace in the Cen family. Her mother-in-law treated her like her own daughter, which made her feel the warmth that she had not seen for a long time.
Even though her husband Cen Yicheng hurriedly returned to the team the day after their wedding, she was still grateful.
Until she found out she was pregnant, her mother-in-law cried with joy and took her with her thousands of miles away. She thought she was waiting for a cold look, but unexpectedly, she bumped into Cen Yicheng, who had just submitted the divorce report. (There is a misunderstanding but I don't have a knife)
The man looked at her and her mother, froze in place, and the report in his hand was broken into pieces.
Chief Cen has been in trouble lately. He withdraws his divorce petition and begins awkwardly learning how to be a good husband.
He would clumsily make soup for her, would sweat profusely when she had morning sickness, and would say hoarsely to her swollen belly late at night: "Yaoyao, I'm sorry, start over with me, okay?"
