A marriage with her grandma's life as a bargaining chip. She married him just to exchange for her grandma's chance of survival.
He was blind, cold-hearted, and taciturn, but he fell in love with her as they got along day after day.
The sentence "curved, like your eyes" is the only light in his entire dark world.
But the joke of fate is never caught off guard.
On the operating table, he looked forward to seeing her for the first time when he opened his eyes;
In the ward, she lost her only relative forever.
We met again a year later. He was a powerful business tycoon, and she was an orphan hiding in the countryside.
He asked her with red eyes: "Have you ever loved me?"
She cried every word: "If it weren't for you, how could I have missed seeing grandma for the last time."
Sorry, if it's useful, can you exchange it for my grandma?
Intention: Love is not salvation, regret is the normal state of the world