Falling For The Contract Bride

Chapter 1 We Don’t Know Who’s the Bastard

There was a heavy thunderstorm.

“Madam Xu, please. I beg you. Let me see Junnian.”

Mu Zhi continued to slap the car window shouting, “Please! Junnian and I are truly in love. He wouldn’t leave without saying anything.”

Mu Zhi had been standing there for a while and was soaked to the bone before the car window finally rolled down.

A woman frowned at Mu Zhi from the inside of the car saying, “Junnian has left for the United States. Stop bothering us.”

“That’s not possible.”

Mu Zhi looked at the woman in disbelief. Her brows scrunched together, “How… Junnian would never leave me here alone.”

But no matter how long she waited, Madam Xu did not give her the answer she wanted. She forced herself to be calm and forced a smile.

“If that’s the case… Madam Xu, could you please tell me Junnian’s address in America. I’ll go look for him.”

She had to find him. She had to tell him something important!

“Don’t you get it? Junnian doesn’t want to see you. That’s why he left. Stop wasting your time.”

rolled up her window

as she watched as the car slowly started to drive

wrong? Why did

had promised each

years and she had finally given herself wholly to him last month. They had promised to go abroad and work

How could this…

for a while before wiping her face and gave

because she had suddenly run

her coolly. This time

objections towards

Zhi bit her lip, her eyes filled with tears. She hesitated before finally decided to tell Madam Xu, “Please. On the behalf

“Child?”

Xu sneered, “How could you carry Junnian’s child if he has never

was on the night of your birthday when you

it was difficult to admit out loud, Mu

Xu Changshu’s birthday. She had gone ahead of Junnian as something had come up

and barely acknowledged her. That night however, she was nothing but warm and hospitable towards

that, Xu Changshu arranged a room for her,

The rest was history.

thought that this would be a turning point for her and Junnian. Xu Changshu would also

she never thought