Miao Che

A mysterious car accident caused her to be bedridden for three years.
After Ning Qing woke up, she learned two things.
One was that her elder twin sister had died in a car accident three years ago.
The other was that she had already married someone. 
Her husband was Nian Lie, the eldest son of the Yan family who owned the biggest conglomerate in Yan City.
He treated her as a substitute for her elder sister. While he put her through torture, he would tell her that he loved her with reddened eyes.
Initially, Ning Qing wanted to divorce him, but later on, she indulged in his ambiguous love.
Until she stood outside the wedding venue where he was about to marry another woman.
Her heart was dead. Nothing was worth holding back anymore.
She wanted to escape, but she was unwilling to let him live the rest of his life peacefully.
Hence, under the reporters' flashing lights, she stepped onto the bridge and jumped off with her nearly due baby…

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Mr. Nian, Your Wife Refuses To Be The Substitute

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    Nian Jin's hands stopped buttoning her shirt, and his brows furrowed.


  Ning Qing's heart shrank when she saw his expression. Before she could say anything, Cao Xin stood up and hurriedly apologized, "


  "I'm sorry, young Madam. I didn't do it on purpose. Are you okay?"


  She was at a loss. She wanted to check on ning Qing's condition, but she didn't know where to start.


  Ning Qing shook her head.  I'm fine. 


  Then, Cao Xin saw Nian lie and apologized profusely on both sides, her face red with anxiety.


  "Young master, it's not young Madam's fault. I accidentally knocked over coffee. I'm really sorry!"


  Ning Qing's face turned pale, and she looked at the woman in front of her with a little surprise.


  The woman's face was red and tears were about to come out of her eyes. Her pitiful look made it hard for people to doubt the meaning of her words.


  Nian lie strode over, but he didn't get too close.


Say you're unhappy, say you don't like to be misunderstood