Double-Faced CEO: My Secret Marriage Redemption

The most impulsive thing Lin Wan ever did in her life was to sign an agreement at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau. Party B is her, a jewelry design intern who can't even pay for her brother's surgery. Party A is Lu Huai, a senior who she had a glimpse of in college and is now a business upstart. He is also someone she has not dared to contact in ten years. The agreement is written: the marriage will be hidden for half a year, each will get what he needs, and leave when the time is up. The day after moving into his apartment, Lin Wan accidentally opened a locked drawer in his study - inside was a whole box of photos. It's all her. From freshman to senior year, there is a line of words written on the back of each one. He photographed her for ten years. But she didn't dare to think about it. He is kind to everyone, explains plans to interns, brings drinks to colleagues, and is gentle and considerate to everyone. How could she be sure that she was not the speck of ashes that happened to be illuminated? It wasn't until the dinner party when his mother smiled and said, "Pay attention next time" that Lin Wan realized that someone had already drawn a line for her. But Lu Huai just looked at her: "The agreement does not have to expire." She thought he would never say it. Until she found a line of text in his old mobile phone, the date was ten years ago - "Today I put a cup of coffee on the third table by the window in the library. I hope it will still be hot when she wakes up." It has been ten years and the coffee has long since gone cold. But the person he was waiting for finally turned around. It turned out that he had planned it from beginning to end.