Luo Jianxue never imagined she would be picked apart like a product by her blind date, Zhao Peng. After marriage, he expected her to hand over her salary, care for his parents, and keep having children until she gave birth to a son.
She didn’t hesitate to throw her coffee in his face, but unexpectedly caught the attention of the man at the next table, Gu Huaian.
“How about we get married for convenience?”
He had everything going for him, yet was willing to accept all of her: her father, who was in the late stages of colon cancer, and her ten-year-old little brother, whom she had to support. Just as they reached an agreement, her father suddenly suffered a massive hemorrhage and was rushed into critical condition. At his bedside, Gu Huaian solemnly promised, “I’ll take care of Jianxue and Shurui. You have my word.”
Meanwhile, in the shadows, her former friend Liu Weiwei sneered as she issued a threat: “Leave Haicheng within a month, or I won’t let you get away with this.”
Is their marriage of convenience a contract, or are they simply using each other? And what secrets does this man’s true identity conceal?
