(The author has started a similar story next door: "A Flash Marriage with My Ex")
Fu Shuyu was about to get married when her fiance cheated on her. The whole social circle was abuzz with mockery: "I heard you're getting married, but he's found someone else!"
"Someone else, yes," a deep, magnetic voice suddenly cut in. "The groom has changed."
Fu Shuyu stared in shock. It was Ji Chen, her old rival, whom she hadn't seen in years, ever since he went abroad.
And her fiance's uncle.
Fu Shuyu's wedding went ahead as planned. Somehow, Ji Chen became the groom.
She thought it was just a temporary arrangement between the Fu and Ji families, until she accidentally overheard someone ask, "Young Master Ji, why did you suddenly come back to the country?"
Lounging lazily in an armchair, Ji Chen kept rubbing the ring on his left ring finger. Without hesitation, he replied, "I came back to marry her."
One night, her former fiance called in a drunken fit, remorseful and distraught. "A Yu, I know I was wrong. You must still love me..."
Ji Chen's muscular arms tightened around Fu Shuyu. He buried his face against her slender neck, his kisses and nuzzling growing noticeably more forceful.
Breathing raggedly, his voice hoarse and indistinct, he said, "Honey, tell your nephew you're busy right now."
The author has started a similar story next door: "A Flash Marriage with My Ex"
Nan Zhi saw her ex-boyfriend, Ying Huai, again at a gathering hosted by her current boyfriend.
Everyone egged her on to kiss her boyfriend. The wineglass Ying Huai had been slowly turning in his hand suddenly fell, hitting the floor with a sharp, unmistakable crash.
Red wine splashed onto Nan Zhi's skirt, giving her an excuse to go change.
In the empty private room next door, with the side zipper of her dress only halfway down, Ying Huai barged in with a wicked grin.
He gripped her exposed, slender waist and pinned her against the wall. The heat of his wine-scented breath tangled with hers, teasing her lips in a kiss that wasn't quite a kiss.
Panicking, Nan Zhi turned her face away and said firmly, "I have a boyfriend."
"Oh," Ying Huai replied carelessly, issuing a breezy order. "Break up with him."
Later, Nan Zhi really did break up with her boyfriend, then had a whirlwind marriage with Ying Huai.
Ying Huai said they were at the right age and his family was pressuring him, so Nan Zhi assumed that their marriage certificate was just a mutually beneficial arrangement. After the wedding, they could each live their own lives without interfering with the other.
Who could have guessed that as soon as they left the Civil Affairs Bureau, Ying Huai would declare, with no room for argument, "Move in with me."
Theme: Someone has always loved you.