In order to repay his father's gambling debt of 3.68 Million, Su Wan signed a three-year stand-in contract.
Fu Chenzhou's business empire is cold and powerful, and she is just a perfect imitation of his late wife.
Repeating his late wife's habit every week, wearing her old things, he saw his old friend through her eyes.
On the day when the contract expired, Su Wan handed over her wedding ring and wanted to leave, but he locked the safe and forced her to stop.
"Stay," he said, "and be yourself."
She smiled bitterly: "I have been pretending to be someone else for so long that I forgot how to be myself."
Fu Chenzhou coldly revealed the supplementary terms of the contract: the substitute contract was converted into a lifelong marriage.
The next day, Su Wan tore up his deceased wife's medical records and burned the replica portrait.
At night, I saw Fu Chenzhou looking through his late wife's medical files.
"What are you checking?" She asked.
He closed the file and stared at her: "Check if it's time for you to have a physical examination."
Fu Wanzhou squeezed the diagnostic report he had just received, smiled and nodded: "Okay."
