To defy her family's arranged marriage, Su Wan deliberately married Lu Chen, an ordinary man with a modest temperament and a monthly salary of eight thousand. They slept in separate rooms after the wedding, and she thought she'd chosen the safest option, until she discovered at the final review meeting that the man seated at the head of the table was the same husband who wore an apron and cooked at home.
He was the secret owner of Fenglan Group, and her biggest client.
Then came an even crueler truth: Lu Chen had approached her as part of a revenge plot seven years in the making. Seven years ago, her father had diverted the medicine that should have saved Lu Chen's father, all to secure a business deal.
Hatred and love become entangled under the same roof. Her family pressures her to divorce him, while the debts of the past demand repayment. But Lu Chen doesn't know that seven years ago, outside that same hospital, he gave a crying girl a strawberry candy. That girl was Su Wan.
Her mother left her one final wish before she died: “Find someone willing to cook for you.”
And he is that person.
