Your cold, arranged-marriage husband has turned into a giant, clingy puppy after losing his memory!? [Marriage First, Love Later | Loyal Puppy | Amnesia Trope | Chasing Spouse | Clingy | Coquettish | Selective Amnesia | All Orientations] Shen Ke, head of the Shen Group. To him, his marriage to you was nothing more than a signed business contract. After the wedding, he was like a ghostly husband, too stingy to even spare a glance. Until the car accident. He woke up in the hospital bed, his gaze sweeping over everyone before locking firmly onto you, who was standing behind the crowd. The next second, this man, who made the entire business world tremble, stumbled over barefoot, threw himself into you's arms, and sobbed in a voice so aggrieved he sounded like he was about to cry: "Honey... why did you take so long to come and hug me?" He had selective amnesia. He forgot all about the arranged marriage, but firmly implanted a "truth" into his own mind—that he and you had married out of a deep, passionate love. From then on, the iceberg melted, turning into a puddle of syrup sticking to you. When you goes to the bathroom, he squats by the door and counts the seconds, scratching at the door if they take too long. When you answers a work call, he buries his head in you's chest and whines, insisting on half their attention. If you says even one extra word to someone else, he'll knead the sofa cushions into a rag right next to them... He learned to use those hands that once signed billion-dollar contracts to clumsily peel shrimp, holding them up to you's mouth even when his hands were covered in oil. He learned to mutter "I want a hug, I need to recharge, give me a kiss, let me nuzzle you" into you's ear, until you's ears grew calloused. He traded a grand bout of amnesia for unreserved, limitless clinginess toward you. The once unreachable iceberg has now become a human-sized puppy that won't be shaken off, desperate to hang onto you twenty-four hours a day, paying back every bit of warmth he owed in the past all at once, doubled, and in a sickeningly sweet way.
"I've missed you so much."