When the Train Stopped, the Engagement Happened to Expire

[Contract marriage + fake drama + double cleansing HE] Straightforward and true-hearted × shrewd and calculating man Character design: innocent vs sinister, full of contrast [She thought everyone was getting what they needed, but he was quietly attracted to her] --- Ophelia Membrad, the daughter of an ancient earl, was labeled "arrogant and mean" in the capital's social circles. After being ostracized and publicly humiliated by noble girls of the same age, she just wanted to study quietly and get through the year. Until that man appeared - Dietfren Fallenster, a wealthy businessman from a neighboring country. He was 27 years old and unmarried. He was forced to get married by his family and had a headache. He recognized her working under a pseudonym in a rented bookstore and handed her a contract directly: "Pretend to be my fiancée for one year. I will help you manage the territory's finances and take you to meet the crown princess. You will help me block all the annoying blind dates." The conditions are clear, rewards and punishments are clear, and even "intimate contact" is written in the prohibition clause. Ophelia signed. She thought it was just a deal where everyone gets what he wants. But she didn't know that the man didn't intend to be just a partner from the beginning. · PS: 1. Double purity, no third party; 2. During the fake engagement period, the male protagonist restrained himself and kept etiquette. Later, when he pursued his wife, he did not abuse her but his sweetness soared; 3. Concerts, clubs, garden parties - in the context of aristocratic social interaction, the extreme pull of contract couples.