After her childhood sweetheart runs away from their wedding, Sheng Mingyue gets drunk and impulsively marries a handsome, aloof man. They spend a passionate night together.
Before she’s even sober, her best friend drags her along to complain about her uncle-in-law: he’s mean and frigid.
Distracted, she casually agrees. The next second, she sees her bargain-bin husband standing right behind her.
“Baby, were you just badmouthing me?”
Her usually sharp-tongued best friend falls silent too. “U-Uncle?”
Embarrassment burns her ears red.
In front of everyone, the man leads her home.
In the bedroom, he closes in step by step until he has her cornered by the floor-to-ceiling window. “Sweetheart, why are you hiding? You should know better than anyone whether I’m frigid.”
To make matters worse, the ex who ran out on their wedding in front of everyone calls out of the blue to ask for another chance.
Sheng Mingyue turns deathly pale with fright, repeatedly insisting that she’s married.
Her ex scoffs. “You loved me so much. How could you marry someone else?”
The man, his eyes red with jealousy, gently kisses her lips. “Be good. Tell your childhood sweetheart who your husband is.”
