My Sweet, Adorable Wife: Dominant Husband, I Was Wrong

At eighteen, she was still in school, at an age when she should have been carefree and at ease. Instead, she was being forced into marriage, and the family company was facing a crisis. Since her older sister had found a better option, Fu Nainai was told to marry the man originally promised to her sister. Her parents said it hadn’t been easy to raise her for eighteen years, and that marrying a man with such a distinguished status, powerful family, and handsome face was a blessing. But the man was a little old, a little scummy, a little womanizing, and a little evil. Could she really marry someone like that? Fu Nainai ran away, only to get hit by a car. She thought the scoundrel was going to take advantage of her, but it turned out he was a gentleman. First, he gave her clothes, then food, and he cared for her in every possible way. When he heard what she’d been through, he felt sympathy, pity, and heartache, and swore he’d help her. In the end, he helped her straight into the marriage registration office. He seemed like a decent guy, so she might as well marry him! But when she brought him home to meet her parents, Fu Nainai was stunned. Weren’t they supposed to be angry? Why were they being so welcoming?