The Tragic Novel’s Heroine Gets Together with the Hero’s Archenemy

Jiang Beizhi transmigrated into a book.

She became the tragic heroine of the old-fashioned romance novel Don't Run Away, Darling.

The male lead was the stereotypical domineering CEO: he had a white-moonlight love, a stomach condition, and a doctor friend.

When he accidentally discovered that the heroine looked just like his white-moonlight, who had gone abroad, he offered her a sugar-baby contract to ease his longing.

The heroine's mother was seriously ill and urgently needed money, so she had no choice but to agree. Grateful for the CEO's help, she took thoughtful care of him in every way.

As they spent time together, they gradually fell for each other.

Then the white-moonlight returned, and news came that she and the CEO were about to get engaged.

Heartbroken, the heroine ran away with his child.

She struggled alone to raise the baby to the age of five in an unfamiliar city. The CEO came to that city on a business trip and ran into her with a child who looked just like him.

After they reunited, the heart-wrenching drama began. The heroine ran away again and again, eventually giving birth to twins, and the story ended happily.

Jiang Beizhi mused: There's no way I'm being a lovesick fool, unless the money is good enough.

At this point, she had just signed a contract with the CEO: two years, five hundred thousand a month.

A net profit of twelve million after two years!

A replacement, huh? I'll play the part to perfection.

CEO: