Married First, Flirting Later

Among the rich second-generation crowd in the capital, Lu Shisan was the first to get married. He was forced to register his marriage at just twenty-two, and his bride was the daughter of a nouveau riche family: short, tacky, and arrogant.

So he fled overseas to avoid her and spent three years living it up. When he came back, his ugly wife had transformed into a stunning goddess.

Faced with such beauty, Lu Shisan remained unmoved. "You're way too fierce. Let's just be buddies."

What should you do if your husband doesn't love you? Li Duohao decided to seduce him, relentlessly, until he gave in completely.

Li Duohao: "We're married, but we're closer than brothers. Come on, let's drink to brotherhood."

Strong liquor went down his throat, and Lu Shisan grew drowsy.

Li Duohao's smile slowly turned wicked. "Bro, sorry about this."

The next day, President Lu didn't go to the office, but his WeChat was blowing up, because he'd posted this to his Moments:

"Spring nights are short, the sun is already high. I'm not going to work today."

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For more sweet-and-angsty stories in my column, check out these completed novels about running away while pregnant and rekindling an old romance: Misty Rain, Tales of Our Lives, The One I Love Most, A Mediocre Relationship, What He Misses, President Li Is Both Cheeky and Flirtatious, and Scumbags Need to Be Put in Their Place.

For pure sweetness, lighthearted fun, and laughs: Now That Things Have Come to This, Let's Get Married; Secretary Fang Keeps Trying to Overstep; and Spoiled by Everyone.

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