After firing three secretaries in half a year, He Yuan was incredibly satisfied with the fourth, Lin Yue.
The only problem was that this secretary was constantly going on blind dates, giving He Yuan the impression that she was desperate to get married.
But…
It seemed Secretary Lin was a magnet for bad luck, always encountering mama’s boys or total weirdos.
And then… Secretary Lin would cry.
Seven blind dates in six months, seven crying sessions.
He Yuan couldn’t stand it anymore. Wiping away her tears, he said, “Why don’t you marry me?”
Secretary Lin was so frightened she fled.
She never imagined her boss, with his illustrious family background, would harbor such intentions.
Lin Yue loved money and worked hard to earn it, but she had zero interest in marrying into a wealthy family.
Unwilling to give up, He Yuan cornered her. “Are you sure you won’t consider it?”
Lin Yue hesitated. “I need someone I can build a life with.”
He Yuan: “What? Does this face not look like someone who’d build a life with you?”
Unable to resist his seemingly casual yet persistent and gentle pursuit, Lin Yue had just nodded in agreement when He Yuan whisked her away to the Civil Affairs Bureau.
After they married, He Yuan’s lion-like nature was exposed—he was territorial, extremely possessive, and easily jealous.
Lin Yue was going crazy. “He Yuan, I want a divorce!”
He Yuan pinned her against the wall. “Don’t even think about it in this lifetime, my dear secretary.”
