Want a Divorce? The True Heiress Locks Up Her Wicked, Spoiled Wife Until She Cries

[Two female leads + HE + spoiled heroine comes to her senses + early scenes in a rented apartment + married first, love later + sweet-and-sour pursuit of his wife + both pure + possessive + devoted to his wife]

In her previous life, Jiang Jintang was rich and used her power to force Shen Mingshu, an aloof beauty, into a relationship.

When others praised her beautiful wife, Jiang Jintang would take Shen Mingshu's hand and smile.

"It's her good fortune to be married to me."

Jiang Jintang assumed Shen Mingshu craved her money and power, and had no choice but to bow to her.

She put up with Jiang Jintang's cruelty and her unspeakable tastes.

But even after they had satisfied her every desire, Jiang Jintang never noticed the possessive longing in her wife's eyes.

When her family fell into ruin, Jiang Jintang became a pariah, hounded by everyone.

Only Shen Mingshu stayed by her side, earning money to support her.

Jiang Jintang grew tired of how little Shen Mingshu earned and began to think of abandoning her.

After Shen Mingshu was badly injured at work, Jiang Jintang brought her divorce papers to sign.

For the first time, Jiang Jintang saw boundless hatred for her in Shen Mingshu's eyes.

She was utterly heartless, thinking she had finally gotten rid of a burden.

Not long after, at a gathering of powerful figures, Jiang Jintang learned that Shen Mingshu was the long-lost daughter of the Shen family.

Now she had reclaimed her power, and no one could match her influence.

In a daze, Jiang Jintang was struck and killed by a truck on a cold, rainy night.

When she opened her eyes again, she was back before the divorce. Shen Mingshu pressed her warm forehead against hers.

"Wife, do you still want me?"

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Shen Mingshu knew her wife only loved her face.

She knew her wife was cruel and capricious.

Her wife loved to torment her and treated her as nothing more than an outlet.

But she couldn't help it. She loved her.

She loved her so much that she wanted to keep her locked by her side, unable to say, "Divorce."