A Sweet Beijing Marriage, With Translator Wen Spoiling Her to Bits

[A slow-burn romance + 10-year age gap + both leads’ first relationship, one-on-one + contract marriage]

She attends university while working as a nanny alongside her mother. Bright and optimistic, independent and strong, she’s a lively sweetheart.

Her mother has dementia and wandered out, ruining the employer’s daughter’s designer sweater in the wash.

To pay for the damage, she goes on a blind date in the employer’s daughter’s place.

He is the director of the Translation Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a senior interpreter, ten years her senior. He has come to turn down the blind date on his younger brother’s behalf.

She never expected her idol to be waiting for her. She chose to study foreign languages because of him, and her dream is to become a senior interpreter just like him.

He needs a wife in name only to fend off a flood of pressure to marry, a pack of relentless suitors, and to fulfill the wish list of his gravely ill grandmother.

She needs a new job to cover her tuition and living expenses, and a new home for her mother.

With a contract marriage, the bond between them begins...