He Tore Up Our Engagement, Then Knelt and Begged Me to Take Him Back

Everyone in Lingyuan City's wealthy circles knows that Xue Dingshan married Fan Lihua for nothing more than a contract, a business deal.

On the day of their engagement banquet, his unattainable first love clung to his arm, the woman he'd been promised to since childhood came to provoke her, and her scheming cousin made snide remarks. Everyone waited to see the lawyer from a scholarly family make a fool of herself.

Fan Lihua neither cried nor made a scene. In front of everyone, she played the full recording and refuted them point by point.

Xue Dingshan watched coldly. He had all the evidence in his hands, but believed that “not getting involved is the fairest thing to do.”

She defeated the rivals who had framed her, tore apart the forged evidence, established herself at the law firm, and made a name for herself in antique restoration. Every time she turned the tables in a desperate situation, she did it on her own.

Then, at a charity gala, she was framed by a group and vilified across the internet. She spent all night gathering evidence and delivering the final blow. When she got home, she calmly tore up their marriage agreement.

“I can win every case, but I don't want to spend my whole life constantly proving I'm innocent.”

The day she moved out of the Xue home, Xue Dingshan panicked for the first time.

He set aside his executive airs and came to apologize again and again. She remained calm and distant, unmoved.

He thought neutrality meant fairness, but he didn't realize that watching coldly from the sidelines was itself the sharpest knife.

His desperate attempts to win her back left him utterly broken.

But once you've lost someone, can you ever get them back?