A proud, melancholy, rebellious rock musician from a distinguished family, the bottom × an older, devoted, hypocritical CEO, the top
#Groveling pursuit #Marriage first, love later #Rekindled love
When Cheng Ji and Lu Yaoshi entered their arranged marriage, their wedding was a grand affair, attended by nearly everyone in high society.
Many said they were a perfect match: one was a scion of an influential family, the other a rising star in the industry. Everyone said Lu Yaoshi had a limitless future.
But they had only met on the day of their wedding. Their families arranged a hasty rehearsal, and before that, they had been complete strangers.
The day before the wedding, Cheng Ji had drunk so much that he was practically carried to the venue.
After they married, Cheng Ji also realized that he and Lu Yaoshi were nothing alike.
Cheng Ji might have been a scion of a distinguished family, but he was never short of cigarettes, alcohol, or beautiful women. Known in their circle as a melancholy young master, he had his scandals kept under wraps by his family.
To Cheng Ji, Lu Yaoshi was less a husband than a teacher. He taught Cheng Ji right from wrong, love and hate, and what freedom meant.
But when the Cheng family fell into decline, their marriage reached its end. Lu Yaoshi left the decision to divorce in Cheng Ji's hands.
"You can make a decision for yourself for once. The choice to divorce is yours."
Looking at Cheng Ji's utterly impassive face, Lu Yaoshi still couldn't help threatening him:
"Cheng Ji, once we divorce, there's no going back."
Cheng Ji loved pain,
but why was the heartache after divorcing Lu Yaoshi so unbearable?