My Ex-Boyfriend Forced Me Into a Marriage

The year Cen Yu graduated, Zhan Kailan left without a word.

That was when she realized Zhan Kailan was no good.

A few years later, she married a steady, gentle man and thought this was how the rest of her life would be.

Quiet, stable, uneventful.

Until her father suddenly racked up several million in debt overnight, and her mother was rushed to the hospital in a panic.

Standing in the hospital corridor, she scrolled through her contacts from top to bottom. Her finger paused over one name for a long time.

In the end, she pressed call.

The phone rang once before he answered, as if he’d been waiting for her for a long time.

“Cen Yu,” he said, using her full name. His voice was low and hoarse, carrying an indescribable hint of something.

“Come to my office at three tomorrow afternoon. We’ll talk.”

The next day, when she opened the door, Zhan Kailan was standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling window.

After all these years, he was colder than before, and more composed.

He glanced at her and gestured for her to sit.

Cen Yu looked at him, her throat dry. “Zhan Kailan, I need your... help.”

“Fine. Three conditions. Agree to them.”

She sat across from him, digging her nails into her palm. After closing her eyes for a moment, she said, “Go ahead.”

He leaned back in his chair and lightly tapped a finger on the desk before speaking, unhurried.

“First condition: divorce him.”

Reader’s Guide:

1. Coercive marriage and possession. The male lead is a mad dog.

2. The female lead is not a virgin; the male lead is.

3. The female lead had already planned to divorce before he made his demands, so there is no cheating.

Theme: Live optimistically.