Did Mr. Qin Mark the Little Mute Today?

The Qin family fell and the engagement was cancelled. Seven years later, the heir to the Qin family returned strongly, and the first thing he did was to force the Zhang family to fulfill their contract. Mrs. Zhang readily married a daughter—to Bai Shuyue, an illegitimate daughter who had been kept in the old house since she was a child and kept out of sight. What I thought was a turning point in my life was just changing from one prison to another, more gorgeous one. Bai Shuyue faced rules that were colder than those of the Zhang family, and the woman who took charge of the family business on her brother's behalf and looked down upon her as dust - Qin Zheng. Everyone thought she was a frightened mute bird. Qin Zheng also regarded her as a boring decoration and left her in the corner without paying attention. Later, Qin Zheng discovered that the mute could not only talk, but also bite. The web she had carefully weaved and the path of revenge she had paved for her brother were all turned upside down by the little bird she put into the cage with her own hands. Qin Zheng looked at the little girl who knew nothing about the world, and warned coldly: "You have to pay a price for seducing me." Bai Shuyue took a deep breath, resisted the pressure, deliberately slipped the collar off her shoulders, and gestured awkwardly with sign language, "Is it at the cost of my sister's love?" A blatant provocation...? "You'd better cry louder later." The contract in Qin Zheng's hand fell to the ground, and a piece of paper slid to Bai Shuyue's feet. She stepped on the paper and walked over. … Qin Zheng, who lost control during the susceptible period, pushed Bai Shuyue against the wall, surrounded by dangerous pheromones: "It's not too late for you to beg for mercy now." Bai Shuyue took the initiative to get close to the side of her neck, and her hot breath was scorching: "Mark me." "Or," she smiled, with a broken light in her eyes, "ruin me." - Intention: Never give up.