Three Years After We Registered Our Marriage, I Asked for a Divorce, but He Turned Red-Eyed

Shi Yang thinks there must be something wrong with her.

During the day, every word she says to He Zhizhou is barbed. She can’t wait to slap the divorce papers in his face.

But as soon as night falls, she crawls into his arms, her voice so soft it could melt. “Honey, it’s been so long since we… Should we tonight…?”

The next day, fully awake, she sees the suggestive marks all over her body in the mirror and trembles with anger.

“He Zhizhou, you took advantage of me!”

The man calmly adjusts his tie, his voice husky.

“Mrs. He, you were the one who held on to me and wouldn’t let go last night.”

-

Everyone says they married after being introduced by their families, and she believed them.

They’ve treated each other with courteous distance for two years, and she can’t remember anything from before that.

The version of herself who loses control at night makes her suspicious.

Only after hazy fragments repeatedly flash through her mind does she realize that her two-year marriage has been a carefully orchestrated lie from beginning to end.

She has forgotten far more than she could have imagined.

And the man who seems so cold has filled every blank with lies.

-

Shi Yang has always thought she doesn’t love him, and he doesn’t love her.

Until he tears the signed divorce papers to shreds.

Until two red lines appear on the pregnancy test.

She stares at the man blocking her in a corner, completely stunned.

How can she possibly get divorced now?

A fake marriage-first, love-later romance / Rekindled love / Memory-loss contrast / A husband’s redemption as he pursues his wife

P.S. The heroine’s memory problems cause her to switch dramatically between her clear-headed self (cool and resolute) and her subconscious self (a clingy, adoring wife).