On the day of the business marriage, Lu Chenzhou said to me: Everyone takes what they need, but don't be sincere.
I signed an agreement to live my life as his most appropriate shadow - Mrs. Lu during the day and a stranger at night.
I thought the marriage was an exchange until he teamed up with outsiders on the board of directors and cornered my father.
I held a glass of wine and toasted him: Mr. Lu is good at what he does.
He smashed the cup, blood dripping from his fingers, and his voice was as low as a trapped animal: How long are you going to keep pretending?
Later I found out——
He takes sleeping pills every day because whenever he closes his eyes, he is afraid that I will leave.
He never married me for profit.
But when I was twenty years old, I casually handed him a candy at a cocktail party and said: Don't be sad, you look better when you smile.
Seven years later, the woman he thought was "for money" became the only antidote in his life.
