Did We Really Have a Thing Before?

ABO, with childbirth

Fatherly, goofy alpha → emotionally detached, career-focused omega ← gloomy, scheming green-tea beta

Qi Huaimiao → Liu Jingxun ← Jiang Qingyu

Chapters 1 and 2 contain an unreliable first-person narration. You can start reading from Chapter 3.

Liu Jingxun, age twenty-five, is the CEO of Rongting Seed Company, and there's something wrong with his brain.

Don't get the wrong idea. He's just lost his memory.

Three years ago, he found himself in a love triangle. This twisted romance involved an unrequited school crush, an exchange of favors, an affair with his sister-in-law, pregnancy and childbirth, and finally, amnesia and his unrequited love leaving the country.

The good news is also the bad news: his unrequited love has returned to the country, and the two of them have "run into each other."

Liu Jingxun only cares about work, power, and duty. He's decided to take responsibility and marry his unrequited love. The scumbag alpha older brother, who was supposed to play the father in the script his unrequited love wrote, has exploded.

Qi Huaimiao: Why can he do it, but I can't? Don't you want to give Mo Mo a complete home?

Unrequited Love: Because Senior likes me.

Like? That's not the word for it. He's not stupid enough to marry a liar. He's only doing it out of a sense of responsibility.

And why are all of you acting so badly? Were we really together before?

The disconnect between the script and reality finally overwhelmed his already muddled brain. Two hours before the wedding to his unrequited love, he remembered everything.

Jiang Qingyu: So, are we still getting married?

Qi Huaimiao: Heh.

Liu Jingxun held the poor little one in his arms. More than a year after learning to talk, the child could finally call him Mom openly and without reservation.

Liu Jingxun: What do you think?

P.S. Except for the first two chapters, which are told from the protagonist's first-person perspective, the story is in third person. Open ending. Liu Jingxun is purely career-focused and loves nothing more than growing his company. He's practically tied to his work.

Qi and Jiang are cousins, but their relationship is a paradox of rivalry and compromise. Please take care if that's a trigger for you!

Theme: Love life