Divorced by Contract, Wanted by the CEO

A poor medical student signed a three-year marriage contract to save her mother, marrying the cold heir of a pharmaceutical group. When the contract expired, he handed her a divorce agreement: "The compensation has been transferred. We’re even." She signed it and left. That very day, she was admitted to a top medical center — and his family’s pharmaceutical firm was set to invest in her project. He thought he was finally free, until he realized his ex-wife, whom he’d overlooked for three years, was the only one he could never let go of.