Lu Wanwan bit her lip, realizing that what he had said earlier was the truth, not made-up on the spot.
"Fine." She quickly recovered her composure, "In that case, our engagement will be a matter of mutual benefit."
Gu Annan remained silent, his fingers tightly gripping the steering wheel.
"I need to marry you, and you need to marry me, so it's fair," she emphasized again.
Gu Annan, that cunning businessman, had spoken as if he were reluctantly agreeing to her demands, even though it was arranged by their parents.
She couldn't give him the chance to draw up any more unfair and unequal agreements.
"When necessary, I will cooperate with you. But when I am in need, you must also cooperate with me. Besides that, we won't interfere with each other's lives. If either party reneges, the marriage contract can be cancelled at any time."
As she spoke, she wasn't paying attention to whether the person next to her was listening.
But his silence, perhaps, was an acknowledgement.
