After Getting Married, the Young Lady Became Arrogant with His Affection

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[Sweet, soft little fox and scheming big bad wolf] All heat and heart / marriage first, love later / two powerful families / sweet flirtation / doting romance

As the head of the Fu family, Fu Sili is an influential man no one in the capital can afford to offend. Lin Zhongyi is the proud, temperamental heiress of the Lin family. When two equally arrogant people meet, sparks fly and they clash at every turn.

The capital’s upper circles believe theirs is nothing but a business marriage. They supposedly can’t stand each other and have spent their time as a wealthy couple in name only. Plenty of people have bet that there’s no love between them.

Little do they know that in private, they share the closest intimacy, whispering things to each other that make their faces burn.

One day, the media catches Lin Zhongyi moving out of their marital home in the middle of the night. Fu Sili is interviewed with an obvious hickey on his neck, and everyone waits to see Lin Zhongyi fume after being cheated on.

With a smile, Fu Sili explains, “My wife bit me because she was angry. She still hasn’t cooled off, so she won’t let me cover it with concealer.”

A troublemaker asks on purpose, “President Fu, may I ask why you married Miss Lin? Was it because of her bad reputation or her terrible temper?”

Fu Sili turns the wedding ring on his ring finger, his eyes full of tenderness. “I wanted her because she’s soft, and because she’s sweet-tempered.”

That night, after Fu Sili has had his way with her, Lin Zhongyi complains in a soft voice, “You’re obviously a big bad wolf. Why pretend to be a gentleman?”