Everyone in the industry knows that Xingchen Group CEO Liu Ruyan and Shengshi CEO Lu Yanzhou are sworn enemies.
She thinks he’s scheming and deceitful, and no good person.
He mocks her as cold, arrogant, and impossible to approach.
Whenever they meet, they clash, wishing they could never cross paths again.
Until a marriage certificate binds them together: a business alliance lasting three years.
The agreement states: be affectionate in public, strangers in private; don’t interfere in each other’s personal lives, and the contract ends automatically when its term is up.
On their wedding night, they each take a separate room and wish each other, “A successful partnership.”
Lu Yanzhou thinks life with an iceberg at home is bound to be dull.
Later, he discovers the iceberg is made of paper. One touch, and it crumbles, revealing a soft, sweet center.
When he works late, she “happens” to make too much soup and shoves it at him with a disgusted look. “Go ahead and eat yourself to death.”
When he catches a cold and comes down with a fever, she sternly tosses him some medicine and walks away, only to secretly turn up the air-conditioning by two degrees.
Watching his adorable wife care about him while stubbornly denying it, Lu Yanzhou can’t help laughing. He pulls her into his arms:
“President Liu, did your mouth take out a loan from a loan shark?”
Liu Ruyan, embarrassed and annoyed, snaps, “Get lost.”
“Sure,” he says with a smile, kissing her. “Let’s get lost together.”
