It's Love After Marriage

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[Next book: A Century Apart, enemies-to-lovers after a quick marriage. Blurb below. Feel free to add it to your library if you're interested.]

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Clear-eyed realist × rebellious, secretly flirtatious

Married first, fall in love later | We were never meant to meet, but your money made it happen

[Blurb]

For a long time after their wedding, Luo Shuhe and Yan Chi had no contact in private.

Their marriage had been arranged by their elders, and they'd laid everything out clearly before the wedding: it was purely a matter of mutual convenience, and they were best off minding their own business and staying out of each other's way.

Luo Shuhe still remembered that day. They got their marriage certificate the first time they met. After they left the marriage registry, the man drove her back to school, one hand casually on the wheel. Expressionless, he reminded her:

"We're just playing house. You'd better not take it seriously."

Luo Shuhe shoved the red booklet into a compartment in her backpack and nodded earnestly.

This loveless marriage lasted almost a year.

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All of Yan Chi's friends knew that the rebellious heir to the Yan family had chosen to marry on a whim purely to deal with his elders, who were driving him crazy with their constant pressure to get married.

Though the little shadow trailing behind him looked sweet and sensible, everyone who met her shook their heads. She was too plain and too dull, not Yan's type at all.

That was until, some time later, at a friend's bachelor party, Yan Chi arrived late, then said he had something urgent to take care of and had to leave early. He said he needed to hurry home to feed the cat.

His friends all pressed him to describe the cat.

But Luo Shuhe felt Yan Chi steal a glance at her, then swap the can of ice-cold beer in her hand for a glass of juice.

He drawled, "It's got quite a temper, and it still won't warm up to me. Always trying to run off with my dried fish."

"A real wild one."

Reading Tips:

1. Two strangers start dating after marriage. It's really a slow burn.

2. There will be character growth. Thanks for reading.

Theme: Companionship is the longest-lasting declaration of love