Possessive Obsession: My Childhood Friend’s Brother Wants Only Me

Beautiful, money-loving heroine VS aloof, obsessive CEO [Six-year age gap, size difference]

On the day Su Tang turned twenty-two, she awakened to the plot.

She was a disposable supporting character in a wealthy-family romance.

Relying on the life-saving favor she had done for them, she lived with the Lu family. Her mother had raised her to use the Lu family’s influence one day to find a rich and powerful boyfriend.

There was no family in all of the capital richer or more influential than the Lus.

So she set her sights on the Lu family’s second son, her childhood friend and the male lead of the novel, Lu Huai.

On her birthday, she accidentally discovered that Lu Huai had someone else in his heart.

She couldn’t accept it.

She had planned to take advantage of his drunkenness and set him up, but his older brother, Lu Zheng, caught them. After that, she disappeared.

To save her own skin, Su Tang began plotting her escape.

She would get on Lu Zheng’s good side, collect a fortune, then leave and hide somewhere no one knew her.

But how did trying to please him suddenly turn into talk of marriage?

In other people’s eyes, Lu Zheng was detached and indifferent, with ruthless methods.

Yet he fell for her and her alone.

On the day of her engagement, Lu Huai, eyes red, begged her to reconsider. “Tangtang, I was wrong.”

Lu Zheng put an arm around her. “Call her sister-in-law.”

“You’re the one who sent her to me.”

With a single check, she decisively took the money and ran.

When Su Tang opened her eyes again, she found the doors and windows locked tight.

A man holding handcuffs approached her step by step, his face dark with menace. “Didn’t you say you loved me? Then why did you leave me?”

Lu Zheng lowered his head and kissed her fiercely. “If you’re going to lie, lie for the rest of your life.”

Su Tang: “...”

Wasn’t this supposed to be a sweet romance? How did it turn into forced love?