As soon as Su Wanwan flies back from Milan, her mother tells her the family has arranged a marriage for her.
Even worse, her fiancé, whom she has never met, doesn’t even plan to hold a wedding.
He wants a secret marriage? He plans to treat her like she doesn’t exist?
Su Wanwan flips out on the spot.
How dare he slight Miss Su? She’ll make sure this wedding is a grand affair!
She drags her suitcase to Beicheng, determined to teach her fiancé what it means to fall in love after marriage.
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Everyone in their circle knows that Lu Jincheng, head of the Lu family, is cool, reserved, and uninterested in women. He’s like a flower growing atop a snowy peak, beyond the reach of any woman.
Su Wanwan gives a faint smile when she hears this, then strides into his executive office carrying two cups of coffee.
In the conference room, she sets a cup in front of him in full view of the senior executives, then leans down, a playful smile in her eyes. “President Lu, no sugar. I remember how you take your coffee.”
“No need to thank me. You are my husband, after all.”
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At first, Lu Jincheng watches with cool detachment, curious to see what tricks this fiancée who appeared out of nowhere might try.
She’s just a pretty girl with a little cleverness. She can’t cause much trouble.
But later...
In their spacious apartment overlooking the river,
Lu Jincheng pins Su Wanwan against the floor-to-ceiling window, his voice low and husky. “Su Wanwan, you win.”
Su Wanwan smiles and hooks an arm around his neck, her eyes sly. “Oh? What did I win?”
His gaze is dark. “You won me.”
But she pushes him away and turns leisurely. “I’m not interested in you anymore, President Lu.”