Married at First Sight

Married at First Sight Chapter 4419

Huang Li is the daughter of the Huang family, which ranks fifth among the wealthy families in Haicheng. Although they aren't as rich as the Du family, the difference

isn't too large.noveldrama

Huang Li and Du Yumeng were classmates for two years.

Huang Li admires Du Yumeng the most and constantly strives to surpass her, but she falls short in every aspect. Because of this, she sees Du Yumeng as her sworn rival.

Initially, Du Yumeng had no interest in engaging with her, but Huang Li kept provoking her. Du Yumeng wasn't a saint-she had a temper too-so the two eventually clashed, cementing their rivalry.

Now, both women work at their respective family businesses.

Du Yumeng started from the bottom and worked her way up to become vice president through hard work and talent.

Huang Li lacked such ability and was given a token position in her company, once again falling behind Du Yumeng.

When Zhan Yiyang first pursued Du Yumeng, he caught Huang Li's attention.

At first, she didn't know his real identity, but his striking looks alone made her envious.

When she later discovered he was actually the fourth young master of the

prominent Zhan family in Wancheng, her jealousy of Du Yumeng deepened. But by then, Zhan Yiyang had already confessed to Du Yumeng that he couldn't fall in love with her.

Soon after, he returned to Dongguan City.

Du Yumeng later traveled to Wancheng seeking closure, then returned to

Haicheng and resumed her role as vice president.

For this, Huang Li mocked her several times, saying, "So what if you're the second daughter of the Du family? You finally met someone you liked, and he didn't like you back."

She also claimed that Du Yumeng was useless and couldn't win the heart of a man as outstanding as Zhan Yiyang. She boasted that if it were her, she would have won him over long ago-maybe even married into the Zhan family as the fourth young lady.

Though Du Yumeng couldn't be bothered to respond, Huang Li often mocked her in public, and her sarcastic remarks quickly became common gossip in high society.

Already sworn enemies, the hostility between them only deepened.

Huang Li had a steady boyfriend, but his family background was far inferior to the

Huang family's, and her family had yet to approve the match.

Still, Huang Li wasn't in a rush. She hoped to wait until her boyfriend became successful before considering marriage.

In truth, she was already preparing herself for a breakup.

After several years together, the excitement had faded. With more and more attractive and well-off men catching her eye, Huang Li began to set her sights elsewhere-planning to end her current relationship once she found someone of equal social standing.

She prided herself on being superior to Du Yumeng when it came to romance. Unexpectedly, Zhan Yiyang suddenly began pursuing Du Yumeng again. This time, he was genuine and persistent. Regardless of the Du family's or Du Yumeng's reaction, he refused to give up.

As the fourth young master of the Zhan family—a clan worth hundreds of billions -Zhan Yiyang stood far above the Huang family, whose assets totaled only a few billion.

The Huang family's fortune was built through the joint efforts of Huang Li's father and his four brothers. If the estate were divided equally, Huang Li's share would be significantly less than the Du family's wealth-let alone the vast fortune of the Zhan family.

Initially, Huang Li believed she had the upper hand over Du Yumeng in matters of love.

But now, seeing Du Yumeng being pursued by Zhan Yiyang made her burn with jealousy.

Seeing Zhan Yiyang's efforts appear fruitless, Huang Li tried to insert herself into his life, showing up near him often in hopes of stealing his attention.

But Zhan Yiyang only had eyes and heart for his "Meng Meng." He didn't even know who Huang Li was—he never noticed her passing by, again and again.

He may not have noticed, but the Du family did.

Mrs. Du, worried that her future son-in-law might be lured away by the Huang family, felt compelled to warn her daughter.