My Sister Ran Away From Her Wedding, So I Married Her Disabled Brother-in-Law and Became His Caregiver

[Marriage First, Love Later / Substitute Bride / Sweet Romance / Both Chaste / Healing]

[Bright, sweet little sunshine girl x cold on the outside, flirtatious and arrogant brother-in-law]

The day before her wedding, her older sister runs away with a young boyfriend. To preserve the marriage alliance with the Gu family, Song Wennuan, who was sent abroad as a child, is dragged back home by her parents to take her sister’s place as the bride.

Her parents: “Help your sister fulfill the marriage agreement. We’ll give you two million yuan a year from now.”

Song Wennuan disguises herself as her older sister, Song Wenwan, and marries her brother-in-law, Gu Jinhuai, who is in a wheelchair.

Gu Jinhuai coldly tosses her a contract. “This marriage is for the benefit of our families. You only need to play the role of my wife in name. We’ll divorce in a year, and I’ll give you three million yuan.”

Five million yuan for one year’s work, a refined and noble brother-in-law, and eight irresistible abs.

Song Wennuan: “I’m this lucky?”

Though it’s an arranged marriage, Song Wennuan has to look after her disabled husband day and night, making her no different from a live-in servant in a rich household.

The only difference is that this “servant” is shamelessly bold and often gets handsy with the man in the wheelchair.

“Honey, let me wipe those abs for you~”

After the wedding, she comes up with all kinds of ways to serve him (and torment him). Sometimes she makes terrible food; other times, she gives him acupuncture on his legs.

Song Wennuan: “The doctor said massages could help your legs. Hurry and let me touch them~”

Gu Jinhuai: “Are you abusing me? Trying to poison me? Who puts poisonous mushrooms in chicken stew!”

Song Wennuan: “I’m bringing warmth to the disabled!”

Like a ray of sunshine, she melts the iceberg that is his heart…

A year later, her sister returns, and Song Wennuan happily leaves with her five million yuan.

Suddenly, an airport announcement rings out: “Ms. Song Wennuan, you have lost the most precious thing in the world.”

The man rises from his wheelchair and blocks the boarding gate, eyes red. “You stole my heart. Do you really think you can get away?”