[The polite scumbag in power × the rebellious daughter who pretends to be good]
[The superior one bows his head + extreme pull + revenge + double cleansing + 1v1]
When Shizi was twenty years old, she was so unrestrained.
Dad was never soft on money, and she spent money without blinking an eye.
I worry about two things every month: Why hasn't the money been made yet? Why hasn't next month's payment arrived yet?
The result was a bolt from the blue!
Her father died suddenly, and before she could finish crying, something even worse happened.
A group of people went crazy and chased her.
No choice, in order to save her life, she pretended to be the missing daughter of a wealthy family.
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Huo Yanquan, the leader of the OMNI Group, everyone said that he was the flower of the high mountains, but no one dared to mention that there were thorns on the stems.
Shizi didn't believe in evil, and kept wandering in front of his eyes all day long.
The man finally became impatient and asked coldly: "What are you planning on?"
She blinked and smiled innocently: "Sir, I like you."
Later, she got her wish and made the arrogant Mr. Huo a subordinate. With his help, she found out the truth about her father's death.
I thought the show was over and everyone dispersed, each going his own way.
Huo Yanquan raised his eyebrows: "Shi Zi, do you want to run away after taking advantage of me? How can anything in the world be so cheap?"
This man is gentle and elegant on the surface, but secretly he likes to control everything.
But who is she?
If you have money, good looks and a temper, why would you be afraid of this little threat from him?
She sneered on the phone: "Stop your control. I'm not a rose in your greenhouse that you can prune and trim."
Huo Yanquan coaxed gently: "How can a greenhouse contain you? My roses should bloom wildest on the cliff. As long as you come back, the whole mountain will be yours."
Reader comments
It's so beautiful, I don't want to skip any chapter.
It's so beautiful, I don't want to skip any chapter.
Super pretty. The big books are all beautiful.