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Fake Marriage, Real Love: The Substitute Wife and Her Son Win the CEO's Heart
Fake Marriage, Real Love: The Substitute Wife and Her Son Win the CEO's Heart Plot:
Su Wan marries Fu Jingshen, CEO of the Fu Group, to save her critically ill brother—she’s substituting for her runaway best friend, who was supposed to be the bride. She even has to “work with a child”: the three-year-old cute boy left by her friend becomes the “icebreaker” between her and the cold, tough CEO. Fu Jingshen initially plans to put on a show for his elders, but gradually gets touched by Su Wan’s thoughtfulness and tenacity. To his shock, the little boy’s facial features are exactly like his when he was young? Just as the fake marriage starts to feel real, the best friend suddenly returns to reclaim her “identity”. Su Wan realizes she’s already fallen into this “pretend game”, and Fu Jingshen’s “domineering love” was never an act at all...
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