Deliberate Plunder

Name: Deliberate Plunder
Author: Autumn Oranges

by Autumn Oranges

ongoing Modern Romance Elite Families Female Lead

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50Kwords24chapters

Latest:

Ch. 24 — Can't Take My Eyes Away

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About This Novel

Qi Zhao saw Ye Fanyin's advertisement in his early years and became interested in it. The first thing I did when I returned to China after many years was to see her. When my friend learned about it, he joked: "Brother Qi, Ye Fanyin's famous flower has an owner." Qi Zhao pulled his lips and smiled lazily: "No more now." * Top female star Ye Fanyin first met Qi Zhao when she was harassed in a bar, while the man stood aside and watched. Ye Fanyin blurted out in desperation: "Husband~" Qi Zhao raised his eyebrows, as if he was surprised, and an intriguing smile appeared at the corner of his mouth, with a bit of distraction: "I can't hear you clearly, please shout again." Ye Fanyin: "..." * The second time they met, Ye Fanyin was recognized by a fan outside. She ran away with one shoe and hid on a bench in an alley. The man's tall body stood at the entrance of the alley, looking at her with interest: "Ye Fanyin." Ye Fanyin kept covering her face with her bag for fear of being recognized, and quickly denied: "I'm not Ye Fanyin, you got the wrong person." However, the next moment she was picked up by a man with one hand, and in her ears was the man's deep magnetic voice: "Take you to buy new shoes." * The third time they met, Ye Fanyin was maliciously blocked because her boyfriend broke up with her. Qi Zhao's car stopped next to her, and the window lowered, revealing his handsome silhouette: "I can help you." Ye Fanyin got into the car, lowered her head and lowered her eyes with a lonely expression. She had no choice but to compromise: "Okay, I promise to marry you, as long as you can help me." The car window slowly rose. Qi Zhao was hidden in the shadows and couldn't see the expression on his face clearly. His voice was as pleasant as ever: "Drive to the Civil Affairs Bureau."