A business marriage brings together two people who have nothing in common.
Jiang Yining had just ended her three-year relationship, with tears still hanging from the corners of her eyes, and was forced to sit at the blind date table. The man opposite is Fu Chenzhou, the heir to Jiangcheng's top wealthy family. He is cold and abstinent, and has thunderous methods. His only request is that they should not interfere with each other after marriage, and it is best not to fall in love with each other.
Fu Chenzhou believes that marrying a woman who has his heart is the safest investment. She won't get entangled, and he doesn't have to take responsibility. They treat each other as guests and each gets what he needs.
On the day he received the certificate, he flew to Europe to explore the market, leaving his newlywed wife alone in the empty house. Everyone said that Mr. Fu had no feelings for his married wife and was just a victim of family interests.
Until that night, Jiang Yining got drunk and made a mistake. She hugged him and called her ex-boyfriend's name in a daze. Fu Chenzhou, who had always been calm and composed, lost control for the first time and pressed her against the floor-to-ceiling window. With a terrifying storm in his eyes, he asked in a hoarse voice: "Do you want to divorce and go to him?"
Jiang Yining hurriedly apologized and promised to never do it again. But Fu Chenzhou was fed up with this damn "treat each other as guests".
He pressed closer and held her in his arms, his tone unprecedentedly humble and paranoid:
"Yining, can you have a little bit of me in your heart?"
Marry first, love later, chase your wife to the crematorium. It was he who was moved first, and it was he who was hopelessly trapped in this misplaced contract.
