On the Night I Ran Away from My Wedding, I Became My Fiancé's Sugar Daddy

So sweet, so sweet. Take your time and enjoy!

[Sweet romance + devoted couple + runaway bride + reverse sugar mommy + secret identity revealed + long-planned pursuit]

[Bold sugar mommy × scheming fiancé pretending to be poor | I ran from my wedding, so how did I end up in his arms?]

On the night she runs away from her wedding, Jiang Li grabs the best-looking man in the club.

“Need money? A hundred thousand a month. Pretend to be my boyfriend.”

“Paid in advance.”

The deal goes so smoothly that she doesn’t think twice.

He really is a useful boyfriend: he goes home with her and shuts her family up, saves her from blind dates, and can even see through the bad debts her father has been hiding for three years.

There’s just one thing that seems off.

When she gets drunk and tugs at his collar, he holds her hand down. “I don’t touch people who are drunk.”

“Then wait until I’m sober.”

“Okay.”

He remembers that “okay” for a long time.

Driven to the brink by pressure to marry, Jiang Li grits her teeth. “For a hundred thousand a month, would you dare to marry me?”

The man leans close, a dark fire smoldering in his eyes. “I would.”

At the Civil Affairs Bureau, she opens the ID card he hands her.

Name: Fu Xichen.

The man she hired for a hundred thousand to deal with her fiancé is the fiancé himself.

And the marriage alliance she has spent half a month running from was one he personally requested from both families two years ago.

Jiang Li changes her locks that very night.

The next day, a new neighbor moves in next door. The man knocks with a suitcase in hand, his voice low:

“Let’s get reacquainted. Fu Xichen, the suitor you failed to fire.”

Later, someone asks Mr. Fu for his secret to winning back his wife.

Fu Xichen: My wife once bought me three discounted suits.

Jiang Li: Shut up and give me back the hundred thousand.

Fu Xichen: Clause four of the sugar baby agreement: no refunds.