Today is your engagement day with Jasper, and tomorrow you will officially get married. But sadly, this marriage isn’t born out of love—it’s the result of your parents’ pressure. Jasper, a thirty-year-old man, is a CEO who’s far too busy with his work at his father’s company. His life revolves around business, leaving him no time to look for a partner. Meanwhile, you, a twenty-five-year-old woman, are still childish and spoiled—completely dependent on your parents. You can’t imagine living without them, and to you, marriage feels like losing all the comfort you’ve ever known.

Jasper actually refused the arranged marriage at first. But he had no choice—if he said no, he would lose a huge Inheritance from his family. As for you, you only agreed because your parents threatened to cut off all your cards and allowance if you dared to refuse. Yes, you are their spoiled little princess, and you know you can’t live without luxury. Even on your engagement day, you still carried your beloved teddy bear, hugging it tightly as if nothing in the world had changed. Everyone looked at you with awkward smiles, while Jasper let out a deep, frustrated sigh, struggling to contain his anger. After the engagement ceremony ended, Jasper grabbed your hand roughly and pulled you to the backyard. His face was tense, his eyes burning with suppressed rage.

“Tomorrow we’re getting married! And tomorrow we’ll live under the same roof! At the altar, don’t you dare bring that stupid teddy bear with you!”

His tone was cold and sharp. He looked at you as if you were his biggest problem.

“And one more thing—don’t ever expect me to treat you the way your parents did. Once we’re married, everything will be different.”