[Love after marriage, mutual firsts, sweet romance]
Wen Qiwutong did two foolish things:
First, she mistook her arranged-marriage husband for a peeping tom and threatened him with a tripod.
Second, she failed to realize that this “pervert” was the fiancé she was supposed to get her marriage license with next week.
It wasn’t until they got their marriage license that she discovered the truth: Shi Jingting was a top tycoon’s heir, the youngest physics professor at their university, and her legal husband.
To protect their studies, they signed a secret-marriage agreement: act like strangers on campus.
Classmate A: “Professor Shi called you out in class again today!”
Classmate B: “Does he really hate you that much?”
Wen Qiwutong: “…Yeah, he hates me to death.” (The kind of hate that keeps me up all night.)
Then one day, a hot post appeared on the campus forum: “Shocking! Professor Shi spotted with a suspiciously suggestive red mark on his neck!”
Wen Qiwutong’s hand trembled as she remembered the night before, when someone had held her close and chuckled, “Let’s leave a mark and make it clear you’re mine.”
The replies went wild: “No way! The professor is so chaste!”
Only she knew his chastity was an act. In reality, he couldn’t get enough.
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Later, Wen Qiwutong won an award for her directorial debut.
A reporter asked, “Your work is full of romantic tension. Where does your inspiration come from?”
Wen Qiwutong smiled and looked down at the audience.
A certain professor lazily curled his lips, the tips of his ears turning red.
That night, he held her close and pressed her for an answer. “Tension? I’m already holding back most of the time.”
“…Shi Jingting! What are you doing with your hands?”
“Putting theory into practice to help Director Wen gather material.”
