Lin Yuhe transmigrated into a book.
She landed in the period romance she'd cursed before bed, as a cannon-fodder supporting character who wouldn't survive three chapters.
The original owner was obsessed with Commander Lu Chenzhou, offended the sweet-and-innocent heroine, and eventually jumped into a river to kill herself.
And now, Lin Yuhe was lying in Lu Chenzhou's bed.
Outside the door, the heroine had brought more than twenty people to kick it in and “catch them in the act.”
She grabbed the man's collar. “Help me.”
The door burst open. The heroine tearfully accused her of “seducing the commander and breaking up a military marriage.”
The cold-faced devil leisurely replied,
“She stays with me. Anyone got a problem with that?”
The next day, Lu Chenzhou slapped a marriage registration form down in front of her.
“Marry me, or get sent to a farm.”
She gritted her teeth and signed. They would be married in name only, then go their separate ways in a year.
But the heroine wouldn't let it go. She filed complaints, spread rumors, set traps, and framed her.
Until at last, the heroine revealed one final secret:
“Lu Chenzhou married you because you look like his first love, who's dead.”
That night, Lin Yuhe took the initiative and hugged him for the first time.
“I love you.”
With her eyes closed in his arms, she silently let her tears fall.
At three in the morning, she left.
Everyone thought she was dead.
Lu Chenzhou spent the whole night on his knees in front of the fire, weeping like a child.
Two years later.
A new medical expert at the military district stood at the podium to give a presentation.
He could never forget that face, not even in his dreams.
“Comrade, you've mistaken me for someone else.”
Lu Chenzhou looked into her eyes, his voice hoarse and unrecognizable.
“Just look back at me. Let me stay by your side.”
“I don't care who the child's father is. I'll raise them!”
Everyone was stunned to see the aloof commander kneel and beg to be a stepfather!
He even trailed after her eagerly, waiting on her hand and foot with a ridiculously obsequious grin.
So pretty