A Blind Date Mix-Up: The Capital's Big Shot Falls Hard Overnight

She gave everything, only to find her boyfriend cheating with her best friend. Heartbroken and furious, Wen Ran impulsively married the man she was set up with.

The matchmaker said he worked in the public sector and earned eight thousand a month, but she would have to live with his parents and have at least two children.

The demands were outrageous, but he was handsome, and she was desperate to get away from her adoptive family, so she gritted her teeth and married him.

The longer they were together, the more Wen Ran felt there was something off about her bargain-bin husband.

He said his circumstances were ordinary, so why was he taking her to live in a luxury apartment, surrounded by powerful friends and relatives?

They agreed not to get emotional and to leave each other alone after the wedding, so why was he knocking on her bedroom door every night under the pretext of making a baby?

Were public-sector employees really this brazen? Did they all drive Rolls-Royces to work?

One day, the nation's richest man, who never appeared before the media, personally requested an interview with her. Wen Ran stared at the tall, elegant, strikingly handsome man across from her, dumbfounded.

W-Wait, why does he look exactly like my husband?

Her scumbag ex flaunted, "See that? The nation's richest man getting out of that car is my uncle."

Wen Ran looked at the man approaching them. "Oh? How come I didn't know my husband had a nephew as old as you?"

Zhao Jingyu wrapped an arm around her waist, his gaze deep and his voice low. "He's a distant relative. We aren't close. You're the only one who's really family, darling."

That night, while her scumbag ex repented outside the door, Zhao Jingyu pressed her against it and kissed her deeply, coaxing, "Good girl, tell him I'm the one you love most, hmm?"