The Perfect Match [The Ex-Wife Chase]

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Blurb:

Zhong Yan and Shen Xingran broke up after graduating from university. Shen Xingran left the country to study, secretly nursing her heartbreak.

One is an elegant scion of a prominent family, the other a gifted ballet dancer.

They were the envy of everyone in their wealthy social circle.

Five years later, Shen Xingran returned to China and crossed paths with Zhong Yan again, bringing about the long-awaited reunion everyone had hoped for.

I should have applauded and cheered,

if I weren't Zhong Yan's wife.

Watching the lovers reunite, Liu Se thought.

On the night Liu Se and Zhong Yan married, Old Master Zhong declared, "My grandson has found a good wife. They are truly a perfect match."

But even his words couldn't silence the gossip.

The business elite all shook their heads. "I heard that woman's family has fallen on hard times. She'd do anything for money."

No one noticed the love in Liu Se's eyes as she looked at Zhong Yan.

After their marriage, Liu Se endured one slight and cold shoulder after another. At last, her heart turned cold and she asked for a divorce.

Zhong Yan signed the divorce papers, thinking she would keep begging him as she always had.

He never expected that the next time he saw Liu Se, she would have her arm around a rising young movie star, younger than him.

And she was not only the wealthy heiress who had been lost to her family, but also a master of architectural design.

At the international design competition, Liu Se won the gold prize. "I owe my success today to the man who has always been by my side."

Her gaze fell on the front row. Zhong Yan felt honored and was just about to stand when the young man beside him rose first, exchanging tender looks with Liu Se onstage.

All eyes were on them. Applause thundered.

Zhong Yan's heart felt as if it were being cut by a knife.

From then on, the usually mild-mannered Zhong Yan became obsessed and consumed by his feelings whenever Liu Se was concerned.

A terrible man chases his wife to the crematorium.

Content warning: The heroine is submissive in the beginning. Later, she falls in love with the second male lead, while the male lead chases after her.

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Word has it that Yu Chengbai and Shen Qiao confirmed their arranged marriage at a Western restaurant.

According to a reliable source, Shen Qiao initially rejected Yu Chengbai's unreasonable proposal. She was a young college student in the prime of her life, doted on by her parents and loved by her older siblings. Surely she could get herself a younger puppy-like boy or a little wolf boy.

Even if the man in question was only six years older than her.

Then Yu Chengbai, seated across from her beneath the dazzling lights, raised his brows slightly and said with confidence and fluency:

"Marry me, Miss Shen, and you'll get three apartments in H City, a seaside villa in Hokkaido, a 1,145-acre farm in the United States, and two castles in Belgium. I'll cover the maintenance costs. What's more, every year you'll get a diamond ring of at least three carats for your birthday, our wedding anniversary, Valentine's Day, Qixi Festival, and Christmas. You can pick whichever rare-leather Hermes bag you like..."

As she listened, Shen Qiao gradually sat up straight. "Mr. Yu, I was out of line just now..."

The media later claimed their marriage was a union between someone after money and someone getting revenge on his departed first love.

Yu Chengbai pulled Shen Qiao close, even as she was still calculating how much money she stood to gain. He pressed a trail of soft kisses to her forehead. "She's the one I've been waiting for all this time, my first love."

Shen Qiao, slow to catch on: "I think I should add a few more perks..."

Yu Chengbai smiled tenderly. "Of course. We can take our time adding them at home."

#Better to keep a man company as he grows up than to talk heart-to-heart with an old man#

#Especially when the old man is pretty handsome.#

#As long as the money's right, I'll get on my knees for anything#

#We wage slaves really have no principles#

*The line "Better to keep a man company as he grows up than to talk with an old man" comes from the internet.

Theme: Sincerity for sincerity