The thing Song Yanqing regretted the most in his life was to marry the young master of the Shen family who was said to be a "kefu" after ten years of hard work.
On the wedding night, he lifted his hijab, and the person under the hijab looked at him with raised eyebrows. A red mole at the end of his eye was dazzling: "Husband, let me confess something first - I may not meet your expectations for a wife."
It took three seconds for Song Yanqing to realize that she had married a man.
What's even more devastating is that this man can make a suit look like a cheongsam, gentle, beautiful and watertight, like a sugar-coated poison. Song Yanqing wanted to divorce, but the prenuptial agreement contained sky-high liquidated damages; he wanted to be left out, and the other party would sit quietly by the window and draw, occasionally raising his eyes to look at him, her eyes as soft as saying "it doesn't matter"; he wanted to run away, but every time his career suffered a setback, it was this "wife" he despised who helped him clean up the mess.
The most terrible thing is that he began to get used to the cup of tea that was delivered by Shen Chi at the right temperature, and to the lamp left for him in the studio.
But there is a layer of window paper between them - Shen Chi's mole on his wife was artificially touched, and so was Song Yanqing's mole on his wife. Two people with different motives, in a marriage with ulterior motives, whoever is tempted first will be doomed.
The husband and wife can control each other, but they cannot control each other.
