We Never Consummated Our Marriage, So Why Am I Panicking Over a Pregnancy Test?

Shortly after graduating from university, Qiao Zhixuan married Yu Beichuan. Their lavish wedding was the envy of everyone. But Yu Beichuan looked down on Qiao Zhixuan for coming from the countryside. After the wedding, he refused to touch her or even set foot in their bedroom. They didn't even get a marriage certificate. Yu Beichuan told Qiao Zhixuan to know her place. He would give her the outward prestige of being Mrs. Yu and a million yuan in monthly spending money, but she mustn't covet what wasn't hers. Especially not Yu Beichuan himself. Then Yu Beichuan was photographed entering the luxury Jiangjing No. 1 residence with a popular actress in his arms. The actress had a slightly rounded belly and seemed to be pregnant. After five years of marriage, her husband had an illegitimate child with an actress, turning Qiao Zhixuan into a laughingstock among Jiangcheng's society wives. In the interest of fairness, Qiao Zhixuan found herself a top-tier handsome male celebrity too. The young celebrity was handsome, but he was also incredibly clingy. What started as borrowing him for appearances turned into her having trouble getting rid of him. In the end, Qiao Zhixuan finally managed to break things off with the clingy young celebrity. She thought she would never cross paths with him again after their breakup, but then they ran into each other at the birthday banquet for the Huo family's matriarch. That was when Qiao Zhixuan learned that the young celebrity was actually the heir to Jiangcheng's wealthiest family, the Huo family!!! -- A lawsuit gave Yu Beichuan the chance to see Qiao Zhixuan's strength and intelligence, and he admitted that he had fallen for her long ago. Yu Beichuan decided to swallow his pride and register their marriage, making Qiao Zhixuan his real wife. Instead, he received her pregnancy test results. Yu Beichuan clutched the report, eyes bloodshot, nearly mad with rage. “You will always be my wife.” Qiao Zhixuan: “President Yu, don't covet what isn't yours.”