A Mistake in Love: the Enchanting Lover Beside the President's Pillow

Knowing that she was sent into his warm bed time and time again, but the seeds were not sown time and time again, he narrowed his eyes and smiled: "Be good, as long as she is his child, it will be fine." Only then did she realize how cruel the word "flawless" was. She slapped him, gritted her teeth and grabbed his arm, raised her eyebrows and said, "Aren't you very suitable to have children with other women? Why did you send me to his bed?" He pinched her forehead harshly: "Isn't this what you want most? I will make it happen for you." . . . . When all the results had deviated from the track she originally had in mind, she realized that she had to leave. And her identity keeps changing: lover, substitute, substitute bride. . . . . She felt more and more that she couldn't figure out what he was thinking. The only thing that remained unchanged seemed to be the withered and blooming heart, but the panic. . . . . . He can fall asleep with your name on his pillow, give you gentle eyes, and watch over you 24 hours a day... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.