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His Contract Wife Won His Heart
His Contract Wife Won His Heart Plot:
Su Wan signed a three-month "contract wife" agreement to save her seriously ill mother, becoming the stand-in for Lu Jingshen, president of Lu's Group, just to handle his marriage-obsessed grandmother. She thought it was just a charade, but Lu Jingshen gradually crossed the line—leaving nourishing soup when she stayed up to care for her mother, defending her publicly when her ex-fiancé mocked her, and even falling silent for the first time when his grandmother probed, "Have you fallen for her for real?" Su Wan, once guarded, gradually melted into his tenderness. On the eve of the contract's end, Lu Jingshen pulled out a ring engraved with "Lifetime Valid" and revealed a three-year secret: Three years ago, he was in a car accident and left comatose—Su Wan, the girl who saved him by rushing him to the hospital in the pouring rain without a word, was the one he'd been searching for. He'd used the contract to "lure" her back, and now he didn't want to let go.
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