Heartbeat beyond the contract
In a rainstorm, Su Wan sold herself to Li Chengyan for 500,000 yuan and became a "contract young wife" for one year. He was a business emperor who could turn his hands into clouds and rain. He drew a clear line indifferently: "It's just a transaction, don't talk about feelings." She was an ordinary girl who was treating her mother. She held the contract and whispered in agreement: "I understand."
The red book of the Civil Affairs Bureau was originally the beginning of the transaction, dealing with the pretended tenderness of the elders, the tacit cooperation in business situations, and passing each other in the villa late at night. I thought it was just a show of each other to get what they needed, but I don't know when Li Chengyan's possessiveness quietly got out of control - he would stand up when she was being made trouble, would stay overnight when she was sick, and would see anger welling up in his eyes when he saw her talking to other men.
Su Wan also glimpsed his fatigue and loneliness hidden in the middle of the night under his cold and hard shell. When the words on the contract gradually blurred, when "deal" became a tacit excuse, this marriage that started with profit has quietly deviated from its original track. However, when the shadow of the past strikes, and when the contract expiration date approaches, can they admit that the heartbeat that has spread in their hearts has never been included in the contract?
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