"Marry me and I'll cover all your grandma's medical expenses."
At the subway station late at night, desperate Lin Xingwan fainted in the arms of a strange man.
In order to raise the sky-high medical expenses, she signed a three-month engagement and married Gu Huaishen, a self-proclaimed "ordinary office worker."
The agreement is simple: Pretend to be in love, deal with the family, and settle everything when due.
She thought it was a give-and-take deal.
It wasn't until the company's annual meeting that she watched him being escorted into the chairman's exclusive elevator.
Until his socialite ex-fiancée humiliated her in public: "How can a substitute be worthy of standing next to him?"
Until she found the yellowed divorce agreement in the study room - it turned out that he had been married before, and she was so much like the white moonlight that he couldn't love.
Lin Xingwan packed his luggage and left behind the signed divorce agreement: "Mr. Gu, the play is over."
That night, Gu Huaishen chased her to the rental house in the rain, pushed her behind the door, and said in a hoarse voice:
"Who gave you permission to leave?"
"The contract is written in black and white——"
"Article 3 of the contract, the final right of interpretation belongs to Party A." He kissed the corner of her eyes, "And my explanation is that you have to be by my side in this life."
Later, it became known to everyone in Jiangcheng that the cold-blooded Mr. Gu, in order to make his wife smile, hired LED screens throughout the city to play her paintings in a loop.
Business rivals ridiculed him for marrying a poor girl. He announced in public: "Half of the Gu family shares have been transferred to my wife's name. Now, who is less worthy of whom?"
Late at night, he pressed her against the studio wall and nibbled her earlobe:
"Mrs. Gu, I have changed the agreement."
