A marriage arranged between two families led Su Qingran to marry Fu Jingshen, a man everyone held in awe.
Their prenuptial agreement was simple: don’t interfere in each other’s lives, divorce when the term ends, and owe each other nothing.
She was clear-headed and independent, focused on her career and self-improvement, and never expected anything from him.
He respected boundaries and was courteous, with sound principles, but he alone did not understand what it meant to fall in love.
Until one day, he watched her pack her bags and calmly say, “Mr. Fu, our contract has expired.”
Only then did Fu Jingshen panic all at once.
Those restrained glances, his instinctive protectiveness, and his anger whenever she was wronged...
They were all proof of a love he could no longer hide.
Later, everyone in the city knew that President Fu was humbling himself to win his wife back.
“Qingran, don’t divorce me. I’ll change. I’ll change anything.”
She raised her eyes and smiled faintly. “Sorry, I’m doing just fine on my own. I don’t need you to make it up to me.”
