We Both Lied About Being Poor in Our Flash Marriage
On the day she was supposed to register her marriage, her fiancé's family called: "The old matriarch is dividing the inheritance—but the heir's spouse can't be from a poor family. We've arranged for him to marry someone else instead. She's on her way now." Dumped. On registration day. For inheritance money. Her best friend drags her out to drink away the humiliation. One blackout later, she wakes up at a police station. The officer looks between her and the man detained beside her: "So you two are... together?" Five minutes later, they walk out married. "I'm sorry—my family is from the countryside. We're not well-off." "It's okay. My income is... unstable. Please bear with me." --- Unexpectedly, after their marriage, her younger brother, who lazed around at home all day and seemed like a good-for-nothing, turned out to hold dozens of patents and be worth billions! Her adoptive parents, whom she thought only knew how to farm, were actually agricultural tycoons with fields all over the world! Her biological father turned out to be the chairman of her own company and wanted to hand it over for her to manage! Her husband stares: "This is what you call not well-off?" She points at the young mogul giving a speech on TV, her husband's face filling the screen: "And THIS is what you call unstable income?!"