You Stole My Heartbeat

Synopsis

“Three years of marriage, then divorce when the term is up.” When Song Wanqing signed the ten-billion-yuan contract, she thought it was nothing more than a transaction. After all, Ji Linyuan was a famously cold-blooded CEO. They say even the plants in his office are plastic, because real ones couldn't bear his coldness.

But she never expected that this decisive, ruthless businessman was privately so innocent he had to Google whether you were supposed to close your eyes when kissing. When she stumbled upon the book The Dating Guide in his study, she was even more stunned to see fluorescent tabs on every page: “Page 37: Remember the restaurant when she says the food is good.” “Page 89: When she cries, don't hand her a tissue. Hug her.”...

Ji Linyuan had a secret of his own, too. He had known for a long time that Song Wanqing wasn't the Song family's biological daughter, yet he chose her anyway. Only by her side could his heart, which doctors had diagnosed with “emotional deficiency,” produce an abnormal fluctuation of 0.5%. When business rivals tried to exploit Song Wanqing's true identity, the ever-calculating Mr. Ji made the worst deal of his life: he traded his entire business empire for the right to give her a legitimate identity.

“My heart used to beat 72 times a minute. Now, when I see you, it beats 118.” He pressed her against the floor-to-ceiling window in his CEO's office. “Medically speaking, that's tachycardia. And my diagnosis is this: you stole my heartbeat.”