The Morrison family, desperate to settle their debts, hastily packed up their youngest daughter and sent her off to the Kingsley family for a marriage alliance.
Before marriage:
The internationally renowned Mr. Kingsley had three ironclad rules: no marriage, no children, and no women.
After marriage:
Mr. Kingsley's daily routine had three steps: cooking breakfast, parenting at noon, and doting on his little wife at night.
Mia Morrison pushed him away, protesting, "Vincent Kingsley, didn't you say you wouldn't marry, didn't want kids, and wanted to divorce me?"
She had already packed her little bundle, ready to scurry back home for a carefree life after the divorce, yet before she could even step out the door, she was blocked.
Mr. Kingsley stared hungrily at the "little morsel" before him, shamelessly declaring, "There are too many bad people out there—I'm just protecting you!"
Later, Mr. Kingsley revised his three rules: "One, no divorce. Two, no changing my heart. Three... we can do without the kids."
The little sprouts hiding in the corner: "..."
