◎ Marriage first, love later / heroine forces the relationship
[Third-person narration]
Blurb
My husband seems to be in love.
The evidence is as follows:
1. He looks at his phone every day, and the corners of his mouth always lift by one pixel.
2. He's started paying attention to his appearance, working out, and mixing perfume.
3. Not only that, he even took off the matching wedding ring I bought at a street stall for ten yuan a pair.
All of this tells me one thing:
My husband has started dating.
Looking back, there were signs all along.
Maybe it started when I stole him from my cousin's blind date and made him my own arranged-marriage partner. He probably didn't like me from then on.
After we got married, he kept turning down all my requests. No looking, no touching, no kissing.
Sigh. I suppose I should wish him happiness.
...But if you're happy, Husband, I'm doomed.
I wrote down every moment of his heartless, unfeeling behavior to motivate myself, dreaming that one day I could bring him down.
I even left a divorce agreement and disappeared without a word, so he could see what it felt like to be dumped.
When I came back after completing my studies, I went to flaunt my success in front of him.
Sure enough, he looked furious, gritting his teeth in rage.
His voice trembled with hatred. "Flowers, diamonds, and... pecs. Weren't those all things you wanted? So why did you disappear for 658 days, only to call me brother-in-law?"
All the vicious things I'd racked my brain to memorize vanished in an instant.
Because I realized he seemed to be on the verge of tears?
Was he... faking it?
#Wife, wife, wife, wife, sob sob sob sob sob sob sob sob
#The one who pursues gets to decide when it's over (-^O^-)
Reader's guide:
1. One-on-one romance, single-characters-only, happy ending, heroine pursues the hero.
2. The characters aren't perfect. It's not angsty or realistic, just a dream story written however the mood strikes.
3. If you don't like it, you can criticize it, but there's no need to leave.
The blurb has been screenshotted.
Weibo: @Zhou Su Dawang
Theme: Two people moving toward each other, but on different schedules.
