When Jian Si was twenty-six years old, there were only two major things left on his life list: winning the bid for Chengxi and finding someone to get married to. The former is for career ideals, and the latter is to cope with the urge to get married. She never expected that the hero of these two incidents would be the same person - her immediate boss, Lu Jin. One day, Lu Jin pushed a document and an agreement in front of her at the same time. The document was an authorization letter for her dream project. The agreement is..."Prenuptial Agreement"? The man leaned back lazily on the chair, with bottomless eyes behind his gold-rimmed glasses: "Jian Si, marry me, the project will be yours, and the family will be peaceful. A year later, we can get together and part ways, and we won't owe each other anything." Jian Si looked at his face that confounded all living beings, and thought that this was a good deal, so she signed it! There are three rules for married life: In the company, there are clearly distinguished superiors and subordinates. Privately, they are roommates who do not interfere with each other. At critical moments (such as family gatherings), you need to play the role of a loving couple, and your acting skills must be realistic. At first, everything went well. When she was at work, Lu Jin was the devilish boss who would throw the plan back at her and make her redo it eight times. After get off work, he was the picky "roommate" who would frown even if she added an extra slice of ginger. Until the company's annual meeting, Jian Si was pestered by her partners. Lu Jin came over, put his arm around her waist naturally, handed a glass of red wine to her lips, and said in a low voice, "I'm sorry, my wife is too drunk." The whole company went crazy! Jian Si: Did you say it was just acting? Mr. Lu, are you too possessive? Lu Jin lowered his eyes and chuckled in her ear: "The fifth supplement to the contract,
