Cailing

Qiao Zhaoyue harbored a secret love for him for decades, her true feelings hidden beneath a six-month marriage contract, by day his dutiful secretary, by night his lover.
She thought Fu Yuxiu would never fall for anyone, until she saw him showing concern for another woman with all the warmth of a spring breeze, and only then did she have an epiphany.
It wasn't that he was incapable of affection; rather, he would never harbor such feelings for her.
Qiao Zhaoyue prepared herself for the dissolution of the marriage contract after half a year.
But she never anticipated that someone would cling to her.
"Chairman Fu, we agreed on no pestering or hounding."
Fu Yuxiu laughed shamelessly, "Chasing one's wife, there's nothing wrong with a little pestering or hounding."

The CEO's Sleepless Nights After Annulment

After Qiao Zhaoyue entered the house, she threw herself onto the sofa.


She rubbed her temples, feeling a severe throbbing in her head.


At this moment, the butler walked out from the kitchen and placed a cup of tonic soup on the coffee table.


Upon hearing this, Qiao Zhaoyue opened her eyes and stared at the tonic soup on the coffee table.


"I won't drink it," said Qiao Zhaoyue, her tone cold and firm.


The butler tried to persuade her, "The doctor said you need to take medicine regularly to care for your health. If you don't, your condition will worsen. The master will also be worried about your health."


The butler was adamant, with an attitude that suggested he wouldn't give up until Qiao Zhaoyue drank the soup.


"I am very tired now, let me sleep a bit more and then I'll drink it," Qiao Zhaoyue said before closing her eyes again.


The butler sighed and could only take the tonic back to the kitchen.


Chapter 27 Vigilance