[Cool, Reserved Jewelry Designer x Carefree Beijing Playboy] [Both Each Other's First] [Married First, Love Later] [The Playboy Chases His Wife] ["Fake Playboy," "Real Feelings"]
On their wedding night, Lu Qisheng pinned Jiang Linyin beneath him.
Reeking of alcohol, he slipped a hand inside her collar and laughed as he bit her earlobe. "The Jiang family sent you here, didn't they? Isn't that so I can sleep with you?"
Jiang Linyin didn't struggle. She simply looked at him quietly. "Second Young Master Lu, after we're done, will you still remember what I look like tomorrow?"
Lu Qisheng paused. Then he laughed, let her go, and promptly fell asleep. After all, he never remembered the women he'd slept with.
By day, they were the most loving couple in the capital.
At a Lu family banquet, Lu Qisheng put an arm around her waist, called her "darling" at every turn, and even fed her in front of all their elders.
Jiang Linyin lowered her head, blushing, as bashful as a little rabbit.
But once they stepped into the bedroom and the door closed,
Lu Qisheng loosened his tie and flopped down on the chaise longue by the window. "Acting all day is exhausting. Don't come over here."
Jiang Linyin had already climbed into bed. "Don't worry. I'm not interested in a stud."
"Who are you calling a stud?"
"Whoever answered."
This woman was damn interesting.
Later, he started making excuses to climb into bed.
"The chaise longue is too hard."
"There's a draft by the window."
"I paid the betrothal gifts." He'd tried every ridiculous excuse.
Jiang Linyin couldn't be bothered with him, so he'd sneak over while she was asleep, then act as if nothing had happened the next morning.
Before long, the whole capital was saying that the Lu family's playboy had married a substitute bride and settled down at last.
Only Lu Qisheng knew the truth:
He hadn't settled down.
He'd given her his whole heart.
It was so good! But I felt the ending was a bit rushed. I'd like to see the epilogue or the rest of the story.
Good-looking, arranged marriage that blossoms into love.
It's well-written.