After Our Marriage of Convenience, the Abstinent CEO Breaks His Rules Every Night

Married first, love later × abstinent CEO × sweet romance and child-rearing × face-slapping

You saved me back then. Let me spend the rest of my life spoiling you.

She thought she was marrying an iceberg, but she never expected a blazing fire to burn beneath the surface.

To save a gravely ill family member, Su Nian signs a contract and becomes the contract wife of Fu Siyan, the “abstinent CEO” of the Fu family in Nancheng.

The terms are clear: each gets what they want, neither crosses the line, and they go their separate ways after two years.

On their wedding night, he doesn't even look at her. He coldly says, “We'll stay out of each other's way,” then sleeps on the sofa.

Su Nian breathes a sigh of relief. Perfect. She's not interested in this icy CEO either.

But she never expects the iceberg to quietly melt.

When she works late, there's always a bowl of warm porridge waiting on the table.

When a fake-sweet woman bullies her, he fires her on the spot. “She's my wife. Who gave anyone else the right to tell her what to do?”

When she talks nonsense after drinking, he asks with red-rimmed eyes, “Just say you like me too, and I'll stop pretending.”

More surprising still, when her son, whom she hasn't seen in four years, meets Fu Siyan, his first word is...

“Daddy!”

When the buried truth comes to light, the life-saving favor from that rainy night and the unexpected passion they shared that evening both point to the same answer.

The CEO tears up their contract and pins her against the wall, his voice low and hoarse.

“The agreement is void. You're not going anywhere for the rest of your life.”

Later, everyone in Nancheng knows that Fu Siyan has broken just one vow in his life, and her name is Su Nian.