I Accidentally Married a Fox Spirit

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★ Money-loving sly fox VS. miraculous-healing ray of sunshine, Western pastry company CEO x female Chinese medicine doctor

★ Secret Crush Comes True | Marriage Before Love | Childhood Friends | Bickering Couple

[1]

While seeing patients at a Chinese medicine hospital, Zhen Xin suddenly got a call from home. Her childhood friend Lu Cheng was going to reclaim the land where her family's ancestral clinic stood.

She immediately remembered when she was seventeen, the night she played Snow White and he threw a cake in her face in front of everyone.

After work, she stormed up to him, mud still on her pant legs. "I didn't realize a big shot like you, President Lu, was so short on cash."

Lu Cheng looked up from his financial report, dimples faintly showing, and pushed a contract toward her. "It's been ten years. Want to make a bet? In the second-generation elite competition, if you win, I'll give you the clinic back. If you lose..." He opened a velvet ring box. "You'll marry me."

Zhen Xin gritted her teeth and pressed her fingerprint onto the contract.

[2]

A year into their marriage, their marriage contract was still locked away in a drawer.

Then she won the special gold medal at an international baking competition. In the glare of the cameras, he suddenly put an arm around her waist.

"Mrs. Lu," he murmured, resting his forehead against hers, his voice audible only to the two of them. "Happy first anniversary."

Zhen Xin understood. That night, nervous, she placed the divorce papers she'd signed by the bed.

Lu Cheng glanced at them. "Fine. Come to Paris, where we got married. I'll sign them there."

In a villa by the Seine, he took his time replaying the honeymoon movie they'd watched together back then.

By the third viewing, dawn had broken. Zhen Xin realized she had somehow fallen asleep against his shoulder.

He lowered his head and kissed the top of her hair, then slowly tore the divorce papers to shreds.

"What do you mean by that?" She tried to pull away.

Lu Cheng gently pressed her against the mirror, his breath brushing her ear.

"It means that ever since the day you glared at me onstage at seventeen, I never planned to let you go. I don't have the heart to divorce you. Do you?"

Every step of Lu Cheng's elite life had followed one rule: put personal gain first. He'd never thought about protecting or taking care of anyone.

Except:

The first time, when he was nine, he spent all his New Year's money on Zhen Xin at the hospital.

The second time, when he was seventeen, he threw a cake at Zhen Xin while she was playing Snow White.

The third time, when he was twenty-eight, he asked her to become his wife, forever.

---------------The End---------------

★ [Reader's Guide]

1. Happy ending, one-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, same age. No romance is depicted when they are minors.

2. The romance between the leads comes first! When things get steamy, buckle up and hold on tight!

3. The career plot focuses on Chinese medicine, Western pastries, and traditional pastries. The story and characters are entirely fictional, so please don't take them as real or identify them with anyone.

4. No padding, and I don't recommend skipping chapters! Sending love!

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[Auction Director VS. Intern, seductive, jealous wolf-dog VS. bold, rebellious little kitten]

[1]

Tang Song's new boss at the auction house turned out to be Qiao Yulan, the senior she'd had a crush on six years ago, who'd kissed her and run off.

On her first day, he handed her an employee card without even looking up. "This company doesn't keep dead weight."

Tang Song clutched the card, her nails turning white.

Now he was the auction house's youngest and most promising department director, while she was a nervous management trainee with the occasional rebellious streak.

He was always criticizing every report she wrote, pushing her to improve, yet after late-night overtime, he would wait for her by the elevator. "I'll take you home."

The air in the car felt thin. Suddenly he asked, "You... aren't going home?"

Tang Song lowered her head, her voice muffled. "You're being rude. You didn't say good night to me."

"Is this polite enough?" He gently pecked her lips.

"Mm." She nodded, blushing, her heart pounding so hard it hurt.

"I don't think that's enough." He lowered his head and kissed her again, deeper and more fiercely.

For countless nights afterward, they pretended this was nothing more than a game of pleasure between two adults, each taking what they wanted.

Until Tang Song, exhausted from loving him alone, disappeared from his world.

[2]

Later, he used every means at his disposal to find her.

At a celebration banquet, drunk, he pulled her into an empty hallway.

"Is all that's left between us," he said, his breath hot with alcohol, "President Qiao?"

Tang Song turned her face away. "What else would it be?"

He gave a low laugh, his fingertips brushing the corner of her lips. "Don't investigate Wild Dream anymore. I'm afraid you'll be in danger."

Her lips trembled as she shook her head. "You seem more dangerous to me."

Qiao Yulan had always prided himself on being calm, rational, and in control.

His only impulsive act was kissing her that night in college.

His only obsession was that every time she ran away from him, he couldn't bear to let her go and couldn't bring himself to give up on her.

(Blurb archived: July 15, 2024)

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