[Twelve-year age gap, marriage before love, healing] After her divorce, Song Jiaojiao dreams that she's the brainless, evil supporting character in a book. Her daily routine is to cause trouble, and, after being manipulated by her stepsister, the heroine, she turns a winning hand into a disaster. She divorces the man who dotes on her like she's his treasure, recklessly gets rid of their baby, and dies horribly.
When she wakes up, she clings to her ex-husband and refuses to let go.
Gu Zhengnan says, "If you want to remarry, just say so. You don't need to use the child as an excuse. But you're still young, and I'll give you the freedom to see the world."
Song Jiaojiao panics when she hears that.
She thinks, if he doesn't want to remarry, he should just say so! Why claim she's not pregnant and say he needs to see how she behaves!
But Mr. Gu has seen the pregnancy test with its single line. So he can only coax his "pregnant" wife while trying every possible way to make it happen, pushing himself to the limit in his haste.
Every night, when Gu Zhengnan holds her and tries to get intimate, Song Jiaojiao says, "Mr. Gu, we're divorced. Please behave yourself."
Gu Zhengnan remembers those very words. He used them to turn her down when she suggested they remarry, and now his face burns with embarrassment.
Later, Song Jiaojiao discovers she was never pregnant at all!
Who says prophetic dreams can't lie?
And the man beside her, who loves her more than life itself, seems to be losing his touch. Getting pregnant now might be difficult.
Just as she sighs, at a loss over what to do, the man gathers her into his arms. "Wanting that baby bump so badly? I'll make your wish come true tonight."
Song Jiaojiao looks at him doubtfully. "Uncle, can you really manage?"
Gu Zhengnan pins her against the corner of the wall, his voice low and husky. "Why don't you find out for yourself?"
From then on, Song Jiaojiao is so pampered she forgets the world beneath her feet. Anyone looking to pick a fight with her has to get past the head of the Gu family first.
