Salted Fish Dream

At 20 years old, Su He married Mr. Jiang, a business tycoon with billions to his name, proudly hailed as a business mogul. Upon learning of this, people said that she, a country bumpkin lacking background and wealth, was merely a poor doctor with a beautiful appearance, unworthy of the esteemed Jiang family head. Gradually, however, people discovered that this 'poor doctor' with 'no background' was in fact the jewel of a prestigious medical family in the capital, an expert surgeon in the medical field, an heir to a medical research institute, and a mysterious designer... Everyone knew that within Mr. Jiang's heart, there was a cherished figure. As the four-year marriage agreement neared its end, the man handed her a document, his tone gentle yet assertive: 'Sign it!' 'A divorce agreement?' Su He asked, her eyes bright with unconcealed excitement and anticipation, having longed for a divorce. The man snorted coldly, 'Just sign it!' Not long after, Mr. Jiang reneged, stating: 'Since you've given birth to my child, you'll be mine for life!'

Tycoon's Eye Candy Is Actually a Bigshot

Su He shifted upon hearing this, attempting to climb off him.


But the moment she moved, he gripped her waist, rendering her immobile.


"Be good, don't move, let me finish talking." His voice was low and husky, "If you keep moving, even my self-control will break down at some moment. Do you really want to make a scene in your uncle's office, huh?"


Su He could feel his restraint and forbearance, so she dared not move again.


She glared at him impatiently, "Hurry up and speak!"


The man cleared his throat, "Those words you heard were indeed spoken by me, but they were read on behalf of Jing Chu; they were his suicide note to Tang Sirou. At that time, she said she didn't dare to read the letter Jing Chu left her, so she asked me to read it, and I had no choice but to do so."


After finishing, he looked at her with a face full of innocence, as if he had suffered a great injustice.


Chapter 100 Ms. Su is Tempted