My husband is always telling the truth.
Su Wanwan, the tiger girl of the general family, was given a marriage proposal by a piece of paper to marry her rival in the court, the cold and dignified Prime Minister Xie Yan.
On the wedding night, he handed over the "Three Chapters of the Agreement": Love in front of others, strangers behind each other, Chu River and Han Dynasty, do not interfere with each other!
She signed the contract readily and waited for the contract to expire before they broke up.
But living under the same roof, the Prime Minister, who promised not to interfere with each other, has become more and more lenient:
She thinks her food is vulgar, but she acquiesces to the smell of barbecue wafting from the small kitchen;
It would be boring to ridicule her, but she angrily scolds her talkative relatives;
When he was assassinated, he even claimed that he had "transgressed the rules" and still protected her tightly in his arms.
Su Wanwan finally grabbed him by the collar and asked, "Xie Yan, are there any truth in your mouth?"
The man lowered his eyes, revealing a smile that he couldn't hide, and whispered:
"There is only one sentence... My heart is happy with you, it is true.
The duplicitous prime minister x the sassy and straight-shooting daughter, a sweet mismatched marriage.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.