Six years ago, Su Zhi was the daughter of a wealthy family who was admired by many stars. She casually gave one million to the poor student Fu Siyan, smiling brightly and cruelly: "I'm tired of playing around, breakup fee."
Six years later, her family went bankrupt, and she was cornered with a pair of twins, trapped in a dark alley by the poor boy from the past.
Nowadays, he is the business emperor with one hand covering the sky in Beijing. He casually stubs out the cigarette between his fingers, and the hot cigarette butt almost burns her face.
"Su Zhi, sleep with me once for a million dollars. Now, can you still afford it?"
For the life-saving money of a pair of children, she signed an agreement and became his invisible and exclusive lover. During the day, she was a humble secretary at his disposal, and at night... She had to bear all the humiliation and revenge under him.
He led Bai Yueguang to make things difficult for her, forcing her to kneel down and let her design a wedding dress for his fiancée.
She endured her heartache, hid the pregnancy test form behind her back, and smiled lightly: "Don't worry, Mr. Fu, the child is not yours."
Until that grand wedding, in order to take revenge, he forcibly dragged her onto the stage and forced her to stage a wedding robbery.
But when she turned around, held another man's hand, and completely disappeared from his world, Fu Siyan went crazy.
He dug deep into the ground and found out the truth about her "betrayal" and the hidden pregnancy test sheet.
On a rainy night, the man who had always been dignified and indifferent turned red-eyed for the first time. He knelt down in front of her and held her wrist tightly. His voice was hoarse and trembling, as humble as dust:
"Zhizhi, I was wrong... I'll give you my life, don't let me go."
Reader comments
Not bad. It's sad enough. I'll give the male protagonist a hard time in the later stages. The word count is currently low. Maybe it's because I just started the book. Come on, author, don't keep us waiting for too long.
Not bad. It's sad enough. I'll give the male protagonist a hard time in the later stages. The word count is currently low. Maybe it's because I just started the book. Come on, author, don't keep us waiting for too long.