I Pretended to Be Blind and Fooled an Abstinent Husband into Becoming My Protector

[Marriage first, love later + mutual attraction, mind and body + devoted couple HE]

[Swindler fortune-teller + factory heir]

For the sake of money, streetwise swindler Xue Piaopiao set her sights on Zhou Yun, a superstitious rich wife. Using mystical jargon, she successfully married into a wealthy family.

After three months, she could take her three million and divorce her way out.

It was easier money than telling fortunes.

The only catch was that she had to pretend to be blind.

But the famously cold-blooded heir, Jin Sinian, hadn’t so much as looked her in the eye since they left the marriage registration office.

She rejoiced inwardly: Perfect! A husband who’s just a tool, exactly what she wanted.

All she had to do was stick it out for three months, collect the money, and be free as a bird!

Who knew he’d suddenly pin her against the sofa,

measuring her waist. “I don’t like fake marriages. I like making the act real.”

One time, when he was drunk, he held her hands down and grinned wickedly. “Wife, once some things are unlocked, they can never be locked again.”

Three months weren’t even up, and he was already dropping the act?

Who could put up with that?

She packed her bags in the middle of the night, ready to make a run for it, only to find herself locked in the bedroom.

“Damn it!”

She’d barely finished cursing when the man who’d dismissed her at their first meeting loosened his collar and advanced step by step. “I have plenty of stamina. Lean on me all you like. Just don’t blame me if you can’t handle it after leaning too long.”

Xue Piaopiao covered her face in despair. Who the hell said this man was celibate?

She was pretending to be blind, but he must be pretending to be pure and innocent!

Only later did she realize that while she’d taken just one step toward him, he’d taken ninety-nine toward her.

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Bonus scene:

In a restaurant, her childhood friend looked at the suited man across from him and raised his chin. “You’re not as young as me.”

The man smiled faintly. “I have money.”

“You don’t know her as well as I do.”

“I have money.”

“I’ve known her longer than you have.”

“Piaopiao loves money most. And I have money.”