At My Engagement Party, I Named the Young Master as My Groom

[Clearheaded, ruthless jewelry heiress × cold, fiercely protective power broker of Beijing’s elite | Marriage of convenience | Two strong leads take down their enemies | He chases her after she leaves] On the eve of her engagement party, Li Zhiwei discovered that her fiancé had already joined forces with her stepsister. They didn’t want a marriage. They wanted the company her mother had left behind. Once Li signed the final document, she would lose everything she owned and be left to take the blame for them. Everyone thought she would swallow her anger for the sake of both families. Instead, Li Zhiwei removed her ring in front of everyone, walked past Cheng Xuchuan, and headed for the man at the head table whom no one in all of Beijing dared to cross. “Wen Zheng, you want to take over the Cheng family. I have the vote you’re missing.” “Help me protect my mother’s company. Tonight, you’ll be my groom.” The entire hall fell silent. Wen Zheng stood and took her outstretched hand. “Fine. I’ll be the groom.” Cheng Xuchuan thought she was just acting out of spite and would come crawling back sooner or later. Instead, he watched the forged contract come to light, the stolen assets get recovered, and himself get forced out, step by step. Her stepsister thought Wen Zheng was merely using her, but she watched with her own eyes as the man who had never made an exception for anyone gave Li Zhiwei the choice, a way out, and all his affection. They agreed to work together for just ninety days, and neither of them was allowed to fall in love. Ninety days later, Li Zhiwei pushed a termination agreement across the desk to Wen Zheng. He read it, then calmly tucked it into a drawer. “Ms. Li, the business is settled.” “Now, let’s talk about me pursuing you.”