The well-known prodigal daughter in the industry and the cold-faced new female director married first and then fell in love. They agreed to live their own lives, but she took it seriously.
Lu Tinglan is a well-known rich second-generation playboy in Tangcheng. He is a frequent visitor to nightclubs and an expert in love. He is never short of people around him. But she has never really been in love, because her life credo is only six words - don't take it seriously, don't take it seriously.
Until her family arranged a business marriage for her.
The other party's name is Shen Yan, a new director, from the same family, but as cold as a piece of frozen meat just taken out of the refrigerator. The two of them made a three-part agreement on the day they received the certificate: each should play his own way, not interfere with each other, and break up when the time comes.
Lu Tinglan felt that this marriage was a good deal - he got a "wife" in the legal sense for nothing, and he didn't have to be responsible.
Shen Yan also thinks it's good - after dealing with the family, she can continue filming her movies.
They all thought that this marriage was just a contract, signed, sealed, and invalidated upon expiration.
But later, Lu Tinglan started to put aside the nightclub situation and stayed in the living room to watch Shen Yan revise the script.
Later, she learned how to make hangover soup, remembered that Shen Yan drank coffee without adding sugar, and went to the set to deliver late-night snacks at three in the middle of the night.
They finally made a "fake" relationship real.
Then Lu Tinglan messed up.
She kept something secret from Shen Yan for a whole month.
On the day Shen Yan left, her wedding ring was left on the bedside table. She flew abroad, her phone number was blocked, and her messages were not returned.
Lu Tinglan squatted at the door of her studio and said over and over again: "Shen Yan, please kill me, I can't live anymore."
So - Lu Tinglan, who had never been serious about anyone, began a serious pursuit of his wife.
Reader comments
So far, I feel pretty good, but it's just "not double clean" (related to men, there is a description in the article of "not bringing home the little fresh meat").
The author could add "non-double cleanliness" in the introduction of the article. At first, I thought it was just about having a relationship with a girl, so I clicked in to read it. It was only halfway through that I realized that there was also an unclean relationship with a boy.
So far, I feel pretty good, but it's just "not double clean" (related to men, there is a description in the article of "not bringing home the little fresh meat"). The author could add "non-double cleanliness" in the introduction of the article. At first, I thought it was just about having a relationship with a girl, so I clicked in to read it. It was only halfway through that I realized that there was also an unclean relationship with a boy.