Three years ago, Wen Yao was forced by Fu Shiyan’s mother to sign a breakup agreement. She then became engaged to his cousin, Lu Huaian.
Outsiders said Fu Shiyan was cold and heartless, the most untouchable man in the Fu family. Only Wen Yao knew how completely he had once cherished her.
Three years later, Fu Shiyan returned to the country.
At a family banquet, he walked toward her in front of everyone, his gaze dark and intense. “It’s been three years. Do you still recognize me?”
Lu Huaian turned pale, and the entire room fell silent.
After that, Fu Shiyan began openly pursuing her.
Cool and restrained in public, shamelessly flirtatious with her: he changed his WeChat name to “Wen Yao’s Dog,” announced “I’m pursuing Wen Yao” in a financial interview, and crouched in the rain to wipe her shoes with the hem of his suit.
In private, he was a complete lunatic. If Lu Huaian so much as touched her, Fu Shiyan wanted to break every bone in his body; if anyone else looked at her for too long, Fu Shiyan’s gaze could kill.
Wen Yao thought he simply couldn’t accept losing her.
Only when she discovered the old scar on his wrist, still unhealed after three years, did she learn the breakup letter had been forged.
He had been drugged and trapped abroad. By the time he returned, she was already engaged to someone else.
With red-rimmed eyes, he begged her, “You can leave me, but I’ll die.”
Later, Lu Huaian went to prison, the Shen family went bankrupt, and Pei Lingyi was stripped of power.
Fu Shiyan doted on Wen Yao until she became the most untouchable woman in their circle. He also drew her back into his arms, demanding those three lost years from her night after night.
“In this life, I bow my head only to Wen Yao.”
Love rekindled · Unhinged possessiveness · Sweet pursuit of his wife · Lavishing his wife with love