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Everyone in the entertainment industry knows that the marriage between Guan Yanhe, the third young master of Hong Kong's powerful Guan family, and Wen Kerong, an illegitimate son, is purely a business arrangement.
The two have nothing in common. As the next head of the Guan family, Young Master Guan is cold-hearted, ruthless, and vicious beneath a pious exterior. The only thing he sees in this world is profit. He cares for no one else, and is even less likely to fall in love.
Wen Kerong, meanwhile, is the Wen family's illegitimate son, and is famous in their circle for being universally disliked.
His father is a traditional patriarch who cares only about his legitimate children. His stepmother sees him as a thorn in her side, and his own mother thinks he's useless. As a child, he was bullied by his older siblings. Even as an adult, he has never known a single peaceful day, his body covered in bruises.
Later, Wen Kerong was hastily sent to the Guan family and married off to Guan Yanhe.
After the wedding, they treated each other like strangers, their relationship distant and cold. During their first year of marriage, the few times they met were brief encounters at Guan family banquets.
No one had any faith in this marriage.
Even though the two already had a baby, everyone was sure they would divorce soon.
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Sure enough, four years later, the two families posted announcements on their respective company websites, declaring that Mr. Guan and Young Master Wen had officially ended their relationship and parted amicably.
The crowd rejoiced, eagerly rubbing their hands together as they set their sights on the position of the next Mrs. Guan.
There was only one reason: Mr. Guan was simply too tempting.
Sharp, handsome features, a high nose bridge, and especially long, elegant fingers with clearly defined joints.
On top of that, he came from a distinguished family and was rational and composed. Power is the best aphrodisiac.
Wanting to replace Wen Kerong and become the next Mrs. Guan was only natural.
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Wen Kerong's biological father and stepmother had expected him to be miserable after the divorce, penniless and unloved.
One day, the whole family went to visit
