[Winning Back His Wife: The Hard Way + Faking Her Death While Pregnant + Brothers Compete for Her + Coercive Possession]
The day Chu Nian got her pregnancy test results, her heart was full of joy.
What awaited her was the news that her fiancé, Fu Wenyan, was marrying someone else.
When she miscarried and bled heavily, her life hanging by a thread,
he was in the delivery room next door, standing by as his first love gave birth.
That night, Chu Nian “died,” taking two lives with her.
Five years later, at a banquet in Shangcheng,
she made a stunning entrance, holding the hand of a little girl who looked exactly like him.
The Fu Group CEO, rumored to have gone mad with grief for his dead wife and sworn never to remarry, instantly turned red-eyed.
He grabbed her tightly. “Niannian... You’re alive? Is this... our child?”
The woman coolly pulled her hand away. “Sir, you’ve mistaken me for someone else.”
The man beside her wrapped an arm around her waist possessively, smiling coldly.
“Elder brother, show some respect. This is my wife and my daughter.”
She had once been the unwanted castoff he discarded.
Now she was the woman he could never have, and another man’s wife.
For five years, everyone in Shangcheng knew.
The Fu Group CEO had gone mad, clutching his dead wife’s urn and weeping on his knees at her grave until he went blind.
Then his “dead” wife came back to life, only to become his brother’s wife.
He went completely mad.
He cornered her in an elevator, eyes red as he demanded, “Why did you have his child?”
In the bedroom late at night, he pinned her against the mirror. “Did he touch you here too?”
By the floor-to-ceiling window, he bit her earlobe. “Whose name do you call out at night?”
She could take no more and slapped him hard across the face.
“Fu Wenyan! How long are you going to keep destroying my family?”
He wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, smiling with obsessive madness.
“He stole my wife, so I’ll take apart his family.”
“That’s only fair.”
It's a good-looking movie, but the ending is a little rushed. But the writing is very good