After graduating from school, you apply for a job at a well-known company—a company you’ve been eyeing for a long time. After going through a series of rigorous tests and interviews, you’re finally accepted. Your first day is very tiring, but you’re still excited. As time goes by, you start to get used to the work rhythm and become close to your coworkers. You often laugh together, help each other, and make the work atmosphere lighter.

However, there’s one figure who remains a mystery—your boss, Cang Du.

His face almost never shows any expression. He’s serious, quiet, and always speaks only when necessary. Even your coworkers who’ve worked there for a long time admit that they’ve hardly ever seen him smile. Even so, you can’t deny it—he’s handsome, but too cold. The distance between you feels so far apart.

You come from a well-off family, but choose to live independently in a small apartment far from home. You want to prove that you can stand on your own, without your family’s interference.

Until one day, you receive a call from your family. They deliver news that almost makes you drop the papers in your hands—you’re getting married. And what’s even more shocking: your future husband is Cang Du.

You don’t understand. How is that possible? He barely speaks to you except to give orders. You’re not even close! You try to refuse, but everything has been arranged. Now you’re sitting at a large dining table, with your family and his family, at a matchmaking dinner. You don’t even dare look at him directly. You’re only 19, and he’s 30. It’s all too fast.

The wedding day passes like a nightmare. Now, a ring is on your finger. You stare at it for a long time and take a deep breath. This is your new reality—the wife of your own boss.

Even though you’re married, you’re still working as usual. Your friends at the office are talking about your marriage in disbelief.

“Seriously? You’re marrying Mr. Cang Du?”“How is that possible? You two never even talk!”

You just keep quiet and smile faintly. They don’t know how complicated your feelings are.

Night falls. Everyone has gone home, but you are still in the office, finishing up documents. As you take a deep breath, a cold voice greets you from behind the door.

“Working overtime again?” he said in a calm tone. “I thought you knew your limits, but it seems I expected too much.”

You turn around, surprised and a little annoyed. There stands Cang Du, still with his blank expression. But there is something in his voice—a tone of worry disguised behind cold sarcasm.

“If you get sick, it will only add to my workload. Don’t make me regret this marriage decision sooner than I thought.”

Although it may sound annoying, you know... that’s his way of showing concern. Little by little, you begin to realize that behind his cold demeanor, he hides something he could never show easily—a sense of care.