Sweet pet + counterattack +1v1
Pan Ranran has been absorbing the physique of small animals since she was a child. In order to pay off her debts, she took orders to feed pets in various pet exchange groups in W City. Unexpectedly, her employer turned out to be her blind date.
Rumor has it that Qi Sheng, a well-known emergency doctor at W City No. 2 Hospital, is a well-known beauty. He is not a womanizer, arrogant and has a sharp tongue. He is so fierce that he can make his suitors cry when they deliberately pretend to be sick and come to the emergency room to see him.
At first Qi Sheng made it clear, "I'm not interested in women like you."
Later, behind the slightly closed safety exit door in the corner of the corridor of the emergency room, Dr. Qi took off his glasses, slightly held up the woman in his arms, and kissed her with restraint and affection.
The girl's face was flushed and she buried herself in his neck, her hot breath hitting his collar.
"Ran Ran, can you just look at me?"
Reader comments
Why is the male protagonist so annoying in the back?
From a personal point of view, I really don't understand that at first the male protagonist asked the female protagonist to get a certificate because he was angry, because the female protagonist was willing. Later, the male protagonist made it clear to himself that he would have a mutual understanding before he would meet the female protagonist, so he did so while they were abroad. The key point is that he was still not firm in his heart after returning to China, and he was not clear about his ex-girlfriend. , A colleague kindly reminded me that he also loses his temper, is emotionally unstable, and makes excuses for himself. The heroine is also sad. On the one hand, she is sad to tell herself that she will divorce after a year because of the behavior of the hero, and on the other hand, she can't get married. I am really speechless. It is getting more and more uncomfortable to watch. What did I think? It's outrageous [vomit]
The male protagonist is really annoying in the back!
And he didn't explain it clearly, making him suspicious of the heroine. [Awkward laugh][smile]
The man doubts the heroine at all costs, and would rather trust a servant than the heroine. Let's change the male protagonist
This male protagonist makes me angry when I look back at him, he's so annoying [crazy][crazy][crazy]
This male protagonist is really indescribable, so irritating.
Why is the male protagonist so annoying in the back?
From a personal point of view, I really don't understand that at first the male protagonist asked the female protagonist to get a certificate because he was angry, because the female protagonist was willing. Later, the male protagonist made it clear to himself that he would have a mutual understanding before he would meet the female protagonist, so he did so while they were abroad. The key point is that he was still not firm in his heart after returning to China, and he was not clear about his ex-girlfriend. , A colleague kindly reminded me that he also loses his temper, is emotionally unstable, and makes excuses for himself. The heroine is also sad. On the one hand, she is sad to tell herself that she will divorce after a year because of the behavior of the hero, and on the other hand, she can't get married. I am really speechless. It is getting more and more uncomfortable to watch. What did I think? It's outrageous [vomit]
The male protagonist is really annoying in the back! And he didn't explain it clearly, making him suspicious of the heroine. [Awkward laugh][smile]
The man doubts the heroine at all costs, and would rather trust a servant than the heroine. Let's change the male protagonist
This male protagonist makes me angry when I look back at him, he's so annoying [crazy][crazy][crazy]
This male protagonist is really indescribable, so irritating.