This book has no major twists or turns. It is simply about everyday life, falling in love, and getting married. If that’s not your thing, don’t read it.
Someone pins her in a dark corner and kisses her fiercely, as if trying to press her into his body. “So you really did go on a blind date! Hmm?”
He tries to kiss her again, but she turns her head away, hurt. His lips land on her neck instead. He bites her twice in frustration, then finally stops.
But his eyes remain fixed on her. “Why aren’t you saying anything?”
She keeps her face turned away, eyes slightly red, stubbornly refusing to cry. “What should I say? You and I have nothing to do with each other.”
“What do you mean, nothing to do with each other? If we have nothing to do with each other, why do you let me treat you like this every day? Huh?!” He is furious, but still holds back from shouting at her.
She controls her own emotions too and says coolly, “Then I’ll just assume you’re harassing me.”
“C, a, o!” He can’t help swearing. He punches the pillar beside him, doing his best to suppress the urge to hit someone or smash something.
Then, as if remembering something, he fixes his eyes on her again. “I thought we liked each other.”
This time she looks at him, blinking. “You like me? Did you tell me that? I never said I liked you!”
He asks, “Aren’t we on a blind date? I thought that once we were sure how we felt about each other, we could meet each other’s families when the time was right, then get married...”
She cuts him off. “I’m not sure!”
Li Jinghong...
C, a, o!
“I f***ing...” Li Jinghong is truly furious now.
