■After the breakup, he discovers she has a daughter. Please add my upcoming novel Before We Forget to your reading list. Thank you, everyone!
After six months as an intern, Cheng Yuan was on the verge of being made permanent when a well-connected newcomer took her place. With nowhere else to turn, she stopped the company's CEO and asked boldly:
"I want to work at your company. Can you pull some strings for me?"
He looked down at her with disdain. "What's the catch?"
The man wore a crisp suit, had an impressive build, and spoke in a cold voice.
It reminded Cheng Yuan of the day she had registered her marriage with him. His indifferent gaze had been exactly the same.
She clenched her fists and worked up the courage to test the waters. "How about... we get divorced?"
Chi Yanheng: "...I'll help you this time, no strings attached. Don't expect it again."
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Their parents arranged everything, and Cheng Yuan was still in college when she married in a daze.
Her husband was handsome and doted on her. Her friends were envious and said she was lucky.
Only Cheng Yuan knew that she and Chi Yanheng were never meant to be together.
He came from an influential family and had become a CEO at a young age. He was cold, domineering, and decisive.
She was just a shy, slow-to-warm-up translator.
Before long, she handed him divorce papers, then flew to England that very night and never looked back.
Two years later, Cheng Yuan had become a well-regarded translator in her field.
She was calmer and more mature, handling everything with increasing ease.
That day, snow fell thickly in Manchester. Her boss hurriedly summoned her: a difficult, demanding client insisted that she be the interpreter.
Cheng Yuan rushed into the private room through the storm, flustered and breathless, and suddenly met a familiar pair of eyes.
She froze.
Chi Yanheng sat at the head of the table, speaking in Chinese that only the two of them could understand.
"I don't agree to the divorce, so when is Mrs. Chi coming home?"
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[Bonus Scene]
Word around the company was that the new intern was having a terrible time. Her presentation had been torn to shreds, and the boss had called her into his office alone with a dark expression.
Everyone felt sorry for her and wondered whether she'd come back in tears.
Then an employee went to the CEO's office to deliver some documents.
The door was ajar. On the sofa, Chi Yanheng had Cheng Yuan wrapped in his arms, kissing her until they were both lost in the moment.
Forced to take it, Cheng Yuan pressed both hands against his chest and hurried to stop him. "Someone's here! Don't..."
The employee peeking through the door was struck dumb with shock.
Ignoring her protests, Chi Yanheng smiled and turned his head to kiss her. "Leave, and close the door behind you, thanks."
[Male Lead's POV]
When Chi Yanheng returned to the country, he went through the motions of meeting the new wife his grandfather had chosen for him.
An urgent matter came up, and he rushed straight to the office, leaving her alone at home for the entire night.
When he returned the next day, Chi Yanheng brought a cold contract with him. Arrogant and distant, he was ready to have her sign a sham-marriage agreement.
He opened the door and found Cheng Yuan's eyes red from crying.
Chi Yanheng: ...I'm the worst.
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This author's first book. Read with care!
Theme: Break free from your family of origin and bravely be yourself.
I've been following it all the way to the end. I still feel it's so fast. It's finally over. Thank you for your hard work, author. [Spread flowers] [Spread flowers] Have a good rest. Personally I feel it's a little rushed and it ended before I could finish watching it. QAQ But it's okay hehe. I'm looking forward to the extras (if there are any) I hope Xiao Cheng and Xiao Chi will always be happy in the future 🧋 🐰
It's great for a first work! And you've also noticed the obvious shortcomings. (The plot turns too fast, too bland; the characters are too bland, etc.) I believe the next work will be better, so leave a message to support it There are probably all the foreshadowings that have not been specifically mentioned, such as the follow-up of the heroine's family, the male protagonist's uncles, etc. When writing, you might as well make a list to organize the characters and the foreshadowing that you have left. It may also help to advance the plot. I feel very comfortable reading this book with a word count of about 300,000. The overall review is good and I look forward to the next book!
It's pretty good, but it feels a little too rushed later on, but I still like it.
When I read the main text, I felt that the author wrote it too fast. Some details could be written more to make the content richer. It would be good to follow the whole article. Come on later.
Why does it feel a little rushed? 😭 It's so fast. It's about to end 😭 😭
Ahhhh!! Why is there an updated chapter 😭 😭
It was the first time I saw the reunion after marriage in Marriage Before Love. I thought it was a sweet story. I didn't read the reunion after the reunion in the tags, so I decided to read it.
I basically finished reading it in two days. Overall, I really like this story. I can quite understand the behavioral logic of the heroine and the hero. Although some plots are a bit rushed (the progress is inexplicably fast), I still like it hhh. The author is still grateful for the support every chapter he writes, so cute 🐰
This is the best heroine I have ever seen. She has no love brain, loves herself, and loves life.
I saw that the author's writing in this chapter was stiff. In fact, I felt that it was more like there was no natural transition in some small places. I felt that this book was pretty good and I could sympathize with the heroine. Although I felt that the hero's heart was not described too much, maybe because I skipped reading, but in fact I What I want to say is that although there are some places that are not perfect, it feels very good. It would be better if some small details can be transitioned naturally. I feel that the author's writing style is more delicate. Come on 🐰 (The above is just my humble opinion, written indiscriminately)