In order to save her seriously ill father, photographer Su Wan signed a contract marriage with the cold-blooded CEO Gu Huai and became his "nominal wife." During this marriage, Su Wan had to pretend to be affectionate to cope with family pressure, while Gu Huai provided financial support to help her save her loved ones.
Although cohabitation life is full of indifferent rules, such as keeping tidy, observing time, and respecting each other's privacy, subtle changes occur between the two over time. Su Wan accidentally witnessed Gu Huai's tired figure late at night and found that he carefully remembered her favorite coffee temperature and gave her a warm hug when her father's condition worsened. These details gradually blur the boundaries of contractual marriage.
However, what secret is hidden in the locked drawer in Gu Huai's study? Why did the "ex-girlfriend" who suddenly appeared firmly believe that Su Wan was just a substitute? As Su Wan's past is maliciously exposed, the authenticity of the contract marriage is questioned. At this critical moment, Gu Huai resolutely tore up the agreement, hugged her tightly, and said in a hoarse voice: "You are no longer part of that contract... You are the only reason why my heart moves."
Intention: In the cold exchange of interests, dignity and sincerity become the light that illuminates the soul.
