You Don’t Love Me? When She Begged in a Soft Voice, President Huo Fell for Her

[Marriage First, Love Later + Slow-Burn Romance + Sweet Romance + Older Man + Both Each Other's First] Huo Tingzhou searched all of Yuncheng for a suitable wife and drew up a prenuptial agreement. It was known in high society as the “Three No's Agreement.” First: His wife must never interrupt him during work hours. Second: There must never be any love between them. Third: They would never have children after marriage. Su Nian, the second daughter of the Su family, was chosen by Huo Tingzhou. Her fiancé had just abandoned her, and now her parents were forcing her to marry an older man. She went to the matchmaking meeting in tears and eventually signed her name, Su Nian, to the “Three No's Agreement.” For three years of marriage, they barely had any contact. Huo Tingzhou went to the United States to build his career, while Su Nian stayed in China, working like a corporate drudge. Then, suddenly, Huo Tingzhou returned home. That night, his low, husky voice sounded in the room: “Su Nian, we need to gradually become more intimate.” And so, sex once a week became routine. Gradually, it became three or four times a week... Everyone thought Huo Tingzhou saw Su Nian as nothing more than a decorative wife for their marriage alliance. But no one expected that when he found out she'd bought a shirt for her former fiancé, he would grip her waist, his eyes bloodshot, and demand: “You love him?” Su Nian assumed it was possessiveness. After all, nobody could stand having a wife who still thought about another man. She explained, “I don't.” She really didn't. After breaking off her engagement, she had sworn never to love anyone again. She would do her best to be Mrs. Huo and keep to herself. Huo Tingzhou's long fingers brushed her brows and eyes, a hint of pleading in his gaze: “Su Nian, could you love me?” “Could you... stay?” “Could you not terminate this pregnancy?”