Su Wan and Lu Yan had been married for three years and had spoken no more than ten sentences. She regarded this marriage arranged by her family as just a way of getting through life - until the agreement expired and they went their separate ways. Until she switched jobs and joined a new company, and on the first day she bumped into the CEO in the conference room, her husband who had never even looked at her. Colleagues gossiped in the tea room: I heard that Mr. Lu was single and unmarried, a diamond king. Su Wan was holding the coffee, her expression unchanged. When I got home, the single Mr. Lu handed me a cup of brown sugar water: The temperature will drop tomorrow, so wear thicker clothes. During the day, he was a cold-faced CEO who shunned others, and at night, he was a man who silently tucked her in. Rumors spread throughout the company that the boss had been spying on new female employees recently, but only Su Wan knew - her husband, who was secretly married, didn't seem to be planning to let her go.
