Divorce? Not a Chance

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Gentle, radiant actress × restrained, reserved genius lawyer

Rekindled romance | Older man | The restrained one goes mad for love

Wen Chi and Jiang Shao had known each other for seven years and had been married for three.

She had a vague sense that her once-gentle, considerate husband was beginning to change.

He started avoiding intimacy,

even using work as an excuse to come home later and later.

One night,

Jiang Shao’s secretary helped him into the guest room to rest, and didn’t leave until the middle of the night.

Wen Chi had a lawyer draw up divorce papers, then calmly asked Jiang Shao for a divorce.

He was silent for a long time before giving a cold laugh. “Wen Chi, divorce? Not a chance!”

She sighed deeply. “Now that you’ve fallen for someone else, there’s no point keeping up this marriage in name only.”

“I’ve fallen for someone else?” He finally lost his temper and flung a stack of photos in front of Wen Chi. “Wen Chi, is your lover really that eager to take my place?”

Wen Chi’s heart gave a sudden lurch.

In the photos, a handsome, mature man gently lifted her chin, as if kissing her on the lips.

The photos were from this spring.

The man was her brother, though they had different fathers and mothers.

“Wen Chi, you can hope I die, but there’s no way I’m divorcing you!”

Jiang Shao’s voice was icy, and even his fingertips were trembling.

[Angst | Both leads are sexually inexperienced | Happy ending]

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The Rainstorm Lets Up

Older man | Powerful and influential | Possessive love | Marriage before love | Caged bird

Dominating, gloomy, refined scoundrel × Gentle and resilient, soft on the outside and strong within

Fang Yan was afraid of her husband.

Fu Yuanwen, head of the Fu Medical Group, was cold, proud, and arrogant.

Fang Yan married Fu Yuanwen solely because, during the Fu family’s power struggle, he needed the status of a married man, while she urgently needed money to save a life.

Only after they married did Fang Yan learn that Fu Yuanwen’s heart belonged to a deceased first love.

Even so, it didn’t stop Fu Yuanwen from fulfilling his “marital duties” with her.

After marrying Fu Yuanwen, Fang Yan had to tell him wherever she went. She couldn’t be alone with another man or leave home for more than six hours, and bodyguards watched her at all times…

In this suffocating marriage, Fang Yan grew more and more desperate.

She wanted to divorce Fu Yuanwen.

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Fu Yuanwen had known his wife for seventeen years and had been married to her for one year and three days.

At their anniversary dinner three days ago, his wife had kept drifting off in front of him. When he touched her, she startled like a frightened bird.

At midnight, he opened his eyes at the faintest sound.

His wife carefully climbed out of bed, opened the master bedroom door, and tiptoed out. She never came back.

Contraceptive pills in the trash, divorce papers repeatedly revised in the vanity, and fewer clothes in the wardrobe every day.

His wife was planning to leave him.

Fu Yuanwen watched coldly and waited patiently.

When she thought she had escaped the web, it would be time to close it.

His wife had forgotten who he was, and forgotten the promise she had made.

It didn’t matter. She didn’t have to remember. He would remember for her, and make sure she kept her promise.

They were destined to be entangled for the rest of their lives, until death did them part

*Both leads are sexually inexperienced

*True possessive love. If you can’t handle it, run!

*Soapy, soapy, soapy

Theme: An empirical analysis based on security and the fulfillment of needs