After the Divorce, the CEO Begged Me to Remarry Him

In four years of marriage, Su Haitang signed countless documents. The marriage certificate, gift registry, prenatal checkups, and finally, the divorce papers.

Only on the day she signed did she learn that, three years ago, while she was lying on the operating table, “her name” had appeared on a medical record. The signature was in her own handwriting, yet she hadn't even been able to hold a pen.

She didn't cry, make a scene, or ask questions.

She simply took the paper, tucked it into her bag, went home, and pulled out a notebook. Starting with the first stroke, she recorded every signature she'd made over the past four years, one by one, and settled every account, stroke by stroke.

She thought she was auditing the Sheng family. But by the time she reached the end, she discovered that...

The original medical record, locked away for four years, had a key that Sheng Mingzhou wore on his person and never once took off.

She investigates a signature, and he blocks an application. She opens a door, and he cuts off her path. What is the coldest man in this marriage going to such lengths to keep her from seeing: something he's hidden away, or something he can't hide?

When she reached the last page of her ledger, Su Haitang asked just one question:

“Besides me, is there anyone else's fingerprint in the signature box?”

A woman who never cries or makes a scene starts settling accounts. By the time she reaches the final one, she has an answer from him on his knees.