A Whirlwind Marriage into a Wealthy Family: CEO Gu's Contract Wife

The night before we were supposed to register our marriage, my fiancé was cheating on me with my best friend in our new home.

I trashed the wedding dress, grabbed my suitcase, and rushed to the entrance of the marriage registry.

There I ran into Gu Chengyan, a business tycoon who’d also been stood up.

I looked up at him, pale-faced. “Mr. Gu, want to get married for convenience?”

It was a contract marriage in which we each got what we needed. He was cold and rational; I was clearheaded and independent.

Then his unrequited love returned from abroad, and I handed him the divorce papers. “Mr. Gu, it’s time to wrap up this act.”

The whole city waited to see what would become of me, the stand-in.

Instead, Gu Chengyan dropped to his knees in public, his eyes red as he begged me:

“Ningning, that night at the marriage registry, I didn’t just happen to run into you.”

“I’d been waiting for you for seven years.”

Later, the scumbag’s company went bankrupt, and my best friend was disgraced.

Meanwhile, Gu Chengyan stood in the kitchen wearing an apron, asking me ever so carefully:

“Wife, should I fry your egg into a heart shape today?”