The first day she moved into Gu Yanchen's house, she knew that she was just a substitute.
Gu Yanchen gave her three things: a deserted guest room, three meals a day, and a set of rules for shared living.
He gave very little, and he was so stingy that he refused to give her any respect, trust, and tenderness.
Everyone thought that she was a poor homeless person who depended on others.
Only Su Wanqing knew clearly that she was the heir to the Su family who had shed all her halo and deliberately stayed dormant.
She was tired of the intrigues in the business world and just wanted to remain anonymous and be an ordinary girl.
In three months, she restrained her sharpness and became gentle and calm. Make porridge in the morning, take care of the housework, silently hold off the wine for him and stay up late at night, wait silently on rainy days, and offer all the little tenderness to him.
She thought that the years would be quiet and things would end peacefully.
Until New Year's Eve, thousands of families are reunited.
She carefully cooked a New Year's Eve dinner, lit lanterns and waited from dusk until late at night.
The food was cold and the candlelight was out. All she waited for was Gu Yanchen's cold taunt: "Don't take yourself too seriously."
A burst of enthusiasm, all frozen.
That night, Su Wanqing calmly tore up the rules of shared living that had been binding for a long time.
The love returns to zero, the tenderness is withdrawn, and there is no longer any nostalgia.
At dawn the next day, the situation suddenly changed.
The business empire that Gu Yanchen worked so hard for suddenly collapsed under a piece of acquisition agreement.
At the desperate negotiation table, he looked up in embarrassment and suddenly saw the familiar profile of the person who was writing the pen and ending everything for him.
It was Su Wanqing who he despised March and regarded as a cheap substitute.
