On the day of their flash wedding, Gu Zhiyi signed a contract with Nanfeng, which clearly stipulated: Hidden marriage, no love, each gets what he wants, when the contract expires, he settles down and leaves, and they break up.
But being forced by grandparents to sleep in a big bed every day, it seemed that the long nights would be unbearable if she didn't do something. Nanfeng could only stick to her true heart: just do it, not love.
When the family got together, Nanfeng's spirits were a little low, and his grandma criticized her grandson: "You have to know how to be moderate even if you are newlyweds."
Later, when the contract expired, Nanfeng joked: "Mr. Gu, it's time for me to leave. You can pay the bill."
Mr. Gu, who was busy breastfeeding his daughter, became anxious and pulled her not to let go: "Honey, don't leave. I'll pack my daughter and I for you. We'll sign an indefinite contract."
Nanfeng: "Then do you say you love me or not?"
Mr. Gu sealed his lips with a kiss, his love was unspoken.
Nice. . . . . .