Marry To Ex's Brother After Divorce

Synopsis

"At a lively party at night, Elizabeth Brown, the eldest daughter of the Brown Family, received a phone call and rushed into a dimly lit room. As a result, she found that Ethan Wilson, the Wilson family's eldest grandson, was having fun with other women here, and this woman was none other than her stepsister Sofia Brown. Sofia not only had no shame when she got caught, but also ridiculed Elizabeth for being boring. Ethan even defended Sofia when Elizabeth tried to teach her a lesson. Elizabeth has been loved Ethan for seven years. After marriage, Ethan had many affairs. Now that Elizabeth can no longer tolerate it, she has filed for divorce. Afterwards, Elizabeth used alcohol to drown her sorrows and complained to her best friend about her pain... As a result, after getting drunk, Elizabeth met Daniel Wilson, the second son of the Wilson family, and made some bold moves under the influence of alcohol... Daniel appeared reserved on the surface, but in fact, he was very happy inside because Daniel had secretly loved Elizabeth for seven years, he understood everything about her, and vowed to always protect her and never let her suffer any harm again. The next day after Elizabeth and Daniel 's one night stand, Daniel managed to get marriage certificate for them by coaxing and convincing, they officially becoming husband and wife. To Elizabeth's surprise, after she arrived at the company, her ex husband Ethan came to beg her to return to the Wilson family, and at this moment, Daniel also appeared. Elizabeth only realized at this moment that his newlywed husband Daniel was the half brother of the scumbag Ethan. He had studied abroad for eight years and had just returned home. Now, he has returned to the Wilson family and become the CEO. Other employees of the company are spreading rumors that the new CEO has returned from studying abroad, with a tall appearance and good figure. Only Elizabeth angrily took out her phone and questioned Daniel why he lied to her. Elizabeth thought this was a contract mar"