After Losing My Memory, I Wanted to Marry My Ex-Husband's Brother

Ye Zhen woke from a nap to find that she had somehow aged five years, married the cold, aloof top student from her school days, and then divorced him... This plot made her want to die. Ye Zhen looked at the man glaring at her coldly. She figured she must have divorced him because she couldn't stand his obsessive cleanliness and his imposing, iceberg-like presence. The next second, the top student who used to wash his hands dozens of times if someone so much as touched them used his hand to wipe her mouth, speaking gently. "Don't act up next time." Ye Zhen: Don't be like this. You're scaring me. * Ever since Ye Zhen lost her memory, He Jingzhi felt that his patience was being pushed to its limits every day. Why did his wife look so scared every time she faced him? Then one day, the young woman timidly tugged at his sleeve and said she needed his help with something. Delighted by her sudden closeness, He Jingzhi immediately nodded. Then the young woman's eyes lit up. She pointed at the tall man standing not far away and said cheerfully, "I want to marry him!" He Jingzhi's face darkened at once. He glanced at the man again, his expression growing even gloomier. "That's my own brother." Ye Zhen timidly clutched He Jingzhi's sleeve, her big eyes brimming with hurt. "You just said you'd help me with anything." He Jingzhi: "..." He Jingzhi gritted his teeth. "...You want me to help my wife get together with my brother? Zhenzhen, why don't you beg me?" Ye Zhen thought about it, then shyly kissed He Jingzhi. "Please?" He Jingzhi carried Ye Zhen home and put her on the bed, his eyes full of possessiveness and obsession. "Zhenzhen, that's not how you ask for a favor." You're mine. Even if you've lost your memory, you can't get away from me. 1. There's a reason the heroine wants to marry the older brother~ 2. Both leads are each other's first and only, and the male lead is her "ex-husband." Written on 10/16, screenshot saved Theme: Help people understand that love includes respect, not selfishness.