On Our Wedding Night, She Cried and Said She Couldn’t Forget Her First Love

[A rebellious, headstrong heiress VS a steady, traditional older CEO] [Marriage first, love later + matched family backgrounds + high-ranking family + age gap + both leads are virgins] Meng Zi, the little princess of Beijing's Meng family, had a passionate college romance that ultimately went nowhere. After graduating, her family pressured her into blind dates. Fang Jiyun, a legend among Beijing's elite, was a composed, disciplined man in power and a workaholic. At their first meeting, Meng Zi complained, “Given your seniority, isn't it a little inappropriate for you to be on a blind date with me?” Fang Jiyun replied without changing his expression, “Miss Meng, age isn't an issue. What matters is having interests in common.” At their second meeting, their families discussed the marriage and set a date. Meng Zi tried to call off the wedding, but Fang Jiyun said, “We're going to have an alliance marriage either way. Does it matter who it's with?” The wedding was set in stone. On the night they registered their marriage, Meng Zi got drunk and told Fang Jiyun, “I can't forget Sheng Heng!” Fang Jiyun was unmoved. He was certain he would never have feelings for his wife, whom he'd married for the sake of an alliance. The day after the wedding, Fang Jiyun left on a business trip, and Meng Zi “ran away.” A month later, the two agreed on three rules to keep their marriage going. At first, they both followed the rules to the letter. But one day, Fang Jiyun saw an airline ticket fall out of Meng Zi's bag. His expression changed instantly. He held her tightly in his arms and demanded, his voice unsteady, “Are you going to see him? Are you going to divorce me?” “Meng Zi, I will never divorce you. Don't even think about it.”