Aiyi Yao

A wedding took place, and the richest man of Shencheng married a woman notorious for her bad reputation.
Ning Guiwan was known among the upper class as a calamity—tormenting her sisters, causing her mother's death, leading an unseemly private life, despised by her father, and cast abroad to fend for herself.
Four years later, she returned and directly took hold of Shencheng's most esteemed man's arm to enter into marriage, leaving the whole city in shock.
However, amidst the doubts, Ning Guiwan presented a post-marriage agreement to Quan Yu, with the last clause reading: beyond cooperation, there shall be no involvement with each other.
Quan Yu pinched the girl's waist, his lips curving into a smile, "You start the game, but I decide how to play it."
……
Everyone said that Ning Guiwan, relying on the favor of the Quan Family's old matriarch, forced Quan Yu to marry her; otherwise, how could a man with such sound principles fancy a woman not only beneath his station but also with a scandalous past?
But those who knew the truth shook their heads. Sound principles? Nonexistent. To get his wife, Mr. Quan resorted to all kinds of dirty tricks, even deceiving the old matriarch, yet Mrs. Quan, with her cold exterior and hard heart, married him but refused to love him.
Until one day, Mr. Quan accidentally got injured, causing Mrs. Quan to frown.
Then—
"It's terrible, Mrs. Quan, the master has injured his arm, please come back and see him!"
"It's terrible, Mrs. Quan, the master has injured his leg, please come back and see him!"
"It's terrible, Mrs. Quan, the master..."
"What happened again?"
"The master says he's sick, please come back and see him!"
"What sickness?"
"The master says it's... lovesickness..."
"……"
[A pampering story, sweet to the extreme]

Contract Marriage: The Tycoon's Pampered Wife

The sound of the shower echoed from the bathroom.

Ning Guiwan picked up her book again, yet she couldn't focus on a single word.

As an overseas student, her social circle mainly consisted of people from her own country. It didn't take long after she arrived in Britain for the various 'misdeeds' she'd supposedly committed back home to follow her into the Chinese student community there.

The phrases 'immodest' and 'malicious' would inappropriately reach her ears time and time again.

At first, she would get angry and upset.

Later on, she became accustomed to it. Those harsh words no longer had the power to affect her mood. However, being protected by Lai Yang like this still brought a flicker of joy to her heart.

096: Remembering All the Good Things About That Man (2 more)