Open Rivalry, Secret Seduction

Before marrying Tan Siyi, Meng Jingyou had only met him three times.

A business marriage, a secret marriage by agreement, lasting three years.

At the time, she had just been dumped.

The ex-boyfriend she had pursued for years with all her heart told her, “We are not right for each other.”

Tan Siyi had also loved someone he could not have.

It was said that:

He had a white moonlight, a woman whose features resembled Meng Jingyou's.

So,

Even this marriage alliance had found him a similar substitute.

In the second year of their marriage, on Meng Jingyou's birthday, she drank too much. In front of everyone, she tugged on his tie and pinned him beneath her. “You look... so much like my husband.”

The second master of the Tan family was rational and cold-hearted, but that night she teased him until his eyes reddened. He leaned close to her ear and coaxed softly, “Be good.”

The next day,

Meng Jingyou woke to discover that her lips were swollen.

This...

Who did this?

When she went to confront him, she discovered that Tan Siyi's lips had been bitten open. He stared at her and drawled leisurely, “Last night, you were the one who crossed the line first.”

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The news of Meng Jingyou's drunken indiscretion and her provocation of Tan Siyi came to light. Everyone waited for him to take revenge. At a gathering, someone deliberately brought it up with undisguised disdain.

By then, her ex-boyfriend had already become a rising star in the business world. “Who dares discuss my woman?”

“Yours?” The second master of the Tan family arrived.

The gaze of a man at the top reduced the entire room to silence, leaving only admiration and humility. He reached out, pulled Meng Jingyou into his arms, and said, “My wife: when did she become your woman?”

Wife?

Amid the uproar, he pulled out their marriage certificate.

“Jingjing, tell me, whose are you?” That night, Meng Jingyou witnessed his out-of-control state, his burning gaze, and his utterly depraved behavior.

So much for a secret marriage, a substitute, and a white moonlight.

This marriage...

Should they still get divorced?