Wen Tianxiang wants to engage in immigration.
The fastest and most stable way is to marry Australian citizen Cui Weiwei. As long as she gets rid of her hot-tempered brother Cui Weiwei and endures the three-week inspection period, the marriage certificate will be obtained.
Cui Weiwei wants to cause destruction.
This man who cheats on marriages to get men to marry him pretends to be a human being, but has no bottom line and lets others take advantage of him. Who else is going to play with him if not him?
Wen Tianxiang desperately obeyed: Brother, do you want me to drink? Drink. Brother, do you want me to move in? Move. Brother, do you want to show off to me? I bear it.
Cui Weiwei was very satisfied: accept the situation? This taker really has no bottom line.
So he pushed the person against the wall...
Wen Tianxiang thought he was trying to please his future second-in-law.
Cui Weiwei thought she was teaching a bad person with evil intentions.
The two people have their own hidden agendas and live under the same roof. Wen Tianxiang was forced to sign the first unequal treaty, "Three Chapters of the Treaty".
Wen Tianxiang later learned that Cui Weiwei had no intention of letting him go from the beginning.
The marriage was messed up and the immigration road to marriage was blocked. Wen Tianxiang went to Cake Rock in despair...
Cui Weiwei promptly handed over an employer guarantee agreement.
In the future, the second brother-in-law becomes the new boss.
From then on, Wen Tianxiang worked in accordance with the "Employment Contract" at the company and did private matters at home according to the "Lease Agreement", thinking that he could finally stay in an upright manner this time. Who knew that behind the rules and regulations, there was a deeper possessiveness that Cui Weiwei did not dare to say.
From the three-part agreement to the rental contract, from the employer's guarantee to the ultimate marriage contract, in this long contract game, what Cui Weiwei wanted was never his submission, but his sincerity.
Lightning protection: neither attack nor receiving is a perfect moral standard
Intention: Two-way redemption