A Blind Date Mix-Up: The Capital's Big Shot Falls Hard Overnight

After giving everything she had, Wen Ran caught her boyfriend cheating with her best friend. Heartbroken and furious, she impulsively married a man she’d met through a matchmaking service. The matchmaker said he worked for the government, earned eight thousand a month, and wanted to live with his parents and have at least two children. His demands were outrageous, but he was handsome, and she was desperate to escape her adoptive family, so she gritted her teeth and married him. The more time they spent together after the wedding, the more Wen Ran felt there was something off about her bargain husband. He’d said his circumstances were ordinary, yet he took her to live in a luxurious apartment, and all his friends and relatives were powerful big shots. He’d said they wouldn’t develop feelings and would leave each other alone after the wedding, yet he kept knocking on her door every night under the pretext of making a baby. Were government employees really this brazen? Did they all drive Rolls-Royces to work? One day, the country’s richest man, who never appeared in the media, specifically requested an interview with her. Wen Ran stared at the tall, handsome man standing across from her, dumbfounded. W-why did he look exactly like her husband? Her scumbag ex flaunted, “See that? The country’s richest man getting out of the car is my uncle.” Wen Ran looked at the man walking toward her. “Oh? How come I didn’t know my husband had such a grown-up nephew?” Zhao Jingyu slipped an arm around her waist, his gaze deep and his voice low. “He’s a distant relative. We’re not close. You’re the only one who’s really family, honey.” That night, her scumbag ex stood outside the door repenting. Zhao Jingyu pinned her against it, kissing and coaxing her. “Sweetheart, tell him I’m the one you love most, hmm?”