The First Night After the Divorce

Everyone in high society knows that a marriage of convenience without love is like a pile of sand, ready to fall apart.

But Xu Qianqian never expected that her and Lu Yaofan's "pile of sand" would fall apart this fast!

In the morning, Xu Qianqian was summoned to the chairman's office.

Her mother pulled out the family's household registration booklet and reminded her daughter:

"When you get divorced, remember to transfer your household registration back here while you're at it."

In the afternoon, Lu Yaofan went back to the Lu family mansion to "visit a sick relative."

Madam Lu threw a stack of divorce papers in front of him. "Sign them. She's already signed."

But that night, Xu Qianqian came out wearing a bath towel, and Lu Yaofan was changing by the bed.

Their eyes met. They stared at each other... The bedroom fell into an eerie silence...

...Um, hadn't they gotten divorced today?

"How about we make do for one more night?" Xu Qianqian glanced at the bed she was used to sleeping in and felt a little reluctant to leave.

"I don't mind."

Looking at the wife he'd already fallen in love with, Lu Yaofan silently unfastened the buttons on his pajamas...

Who knew that one night would become one night after another, until the unfortunate truth came out.

One month after their "divorce," they stared at a pregnancy test with two lines, their expressions freezing once again.

Under Lu Yaofan's urging,

Xu Qianqian blushed and called the lawyer.

"Um, what happens if you find out you're pregnant after getting divorced? Can the baby still be registered in the household?"

Note: #The female lead has partial amnesia, melodrama trope# #The author writes their own melodrama#

1. One-on-one romance, both virgins and each other's first love, happy ending. Purely sweet-and-sour puppy love [The end of the blurb is just for laughs, don't take it seriously.]

2. The female lead had a crush on the second male lead in school, but they never got together. The male lead remains faithful to her in body and heart throughout.

3. The female lead wasn't given a random repetitive name because of son preference. The story came to me while I was listening to "Thousand Thousand Songs." I think "Xu Qianqian" sounds lovely, and I love her as "President Qian" too. But if this bothers you, don't read it. There are countless good books out there...

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