I Picked Up a CEO Right After My Divorce: A Middle-Aged Woman’s Second Spring

Sheng Yayun caught her scumbag husband getting cozy with his first love and promptly handed the rotten peach over to her, divorcing him. On her bike ride home from the civil affairs bureau, she accidentally hit a man. When he woke up with amnesia, the first thing he asked was who he was. Her best friend seized the opportunity and lied, telling him his name was Wang Ergou, he was an orphan who skim-coated walls for a living, and he and Sheng Yayun had been dating for six months. She told him he’d been injured while skim-coating walls at a construction site, and that Sheng Yayun had borrowed money and sold everything she owned to pay for his treatment, never leaving his side. She also told him that the two of them were a case of “all’s well that ends well,” and that this was a trial sent by fate. Taking the view that life was a play and everything depended on one’s acting skills, Sheng Yayun took her new boyfriend, Wang Ergou, to make a living in a new city. A girl she happened to rescue helped her business take off, while the man somehow thrived at the construction site. Skim-coating walls was nothing to him. He handled design plans even better than a professional designer. One day, a group of people in suits rushed to the site and called the man “President Meng.” As events spun further and further out of control, Sheng Yayun didn’t even get a chance to run, because the man had already carefully laid a wedding trap and lured her into it. One morning, Sheng Yayun woke up in the man’s arms. He pulled out a wedding ring. Meng Jincheng: “Marry me, Sheng Yayun!” Sheng Yayun: “You’re not angry that I lied to you?” Meng Jincheng: “If you hadn’t lied to me, how would I ever have gotten a wife!”