1.
I have a fiancé but have never met him.
When I was eighteen years old, my elders took me to my house to break off our engagement. At that time, I was very worried, fearing that the other party was the male lead in the divorce process. Based on my experience in reading a lot of books in my previous life, if the other party says "Thirty years in Hexi and thirty years in Hedong, don't bully young people who are poor", I and my family will die in an ugly way.
Fortunately, the engagement partner was not Long Aotian, but a nine-year-old child who was as pretty as a little girl. I breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that I had taken the moral high ground, but he still felt like he was facing a formidable enemy: "Do you also want to break off the engagement because you look down on me?"
I told him seriously: "No, it's just because you are not yet an adult. I can't destroy such a young flower of the motherland like you."
He signed the divorce form without saying a word, threw it to me and told me to get out of here.
2.
I have another fiancé, but I've never met him either.
This time I learned from the experience of my previous failed engagement and visited my home several times to try to cultivate a relationship with my new fiancé in advance. But every time he was not at home, it was his sister who was bad at entertaining me.
She told me in a soft voice that her brother was out on business, took me to visit her mansion in a wheelchair, shared her vast collection of books with me, left me to have lunch and cooked by herself, and brought me newly bloomed roses from the garden.
I like this future sister-in-law very much, and my mother laments that a family that can raise such polite children should not be too bad. My mother looked at me strangely and then told me something.
She said that her fiancé was the only son in his family and had never had any sisters.
There is an age difference of nine years, and they are younger in women's clothing.
The text is in third person.
Purpose: My fiancé is always haunted
