A Whirlwind Marriage Contract: CEO, Don't Be So Cold

With her company bankrupt and her father critically ill, Wen Wan is forced to sign a contract: she must marry a Lu family heir she has never even met. On their wedding night, the man coolly tosses her three words: “We sleep separately.” Wen Wan couldn’t be happier. After two years, they’ll go their separate ways. Whoever wants to be Mrs. Lu can have the job! But gradually, she discovers that although he tells her, “Don’t read too much into it,” behind her back he When she works overtime, he sends a driver to wait downstairs. When she stays up late, he messages her: “Don’t go to bed on an empty stomach. Eat something first.” When a contractor gives her a hard time, he calmly says, “Replace them if you have to. I’ll take responsibility if anything goes wrong.” Wen Wan presses a hand to her racing heart. “I thought this was a marriage of convenience. Since when does it come with after-sales service?” Then she finds a photograph in his study. The woman in it looks exactly like her. It turns out she was nothing but a substitute all along. Wen Wan leaves the divorce papers behind and walks away. Her departure drives the man to madness, his eyes red as he chases after her: “Wen Wan, I can’t live without you.”