Accidental running with the ball+double cleansing+ambiguous pulling+reunion
The daughter of a wealthy businessman in Hong Kong City x the top dignitary in North City
Three breaking news happened in Hong Kong City during the coldest winter.
The secret love affair between the illegitimate son of the Pei family and the daughter of the Wen family was exposed.
The illegitimate son of the Pei family was accused of robbery and rape.
The Wen family fell.
Wen Zhengmian went from being the most favored daughter in Hong Kong City to being the talk of the town after dinner, while the shady illegitimate son suddenly transformed into one of the top powerful people in Hong Kong City.
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Three years later, Wen Zhengmian met Pei Ge in the tattoo studio as a tattoo artist.
A friend asked him if he wanted a tattoo. Pei Ge glanced at the woman who was tattooing a male client and said harshly, "There are no more female tattoo artists. It's boring."
A friend thought it was because he had been abstaining from sex over the years and asked him if he drank coffee. "I don't drink it because I'm afraid of having long nights and dreams about women."
The harsh words came in the morning, and the jealousy came in the afternoon. He came to see Wen Zhengmian without telling his friends.
"I want to date you, how much will it cost?"
"Miss Wen, do you want to tattoo it on my butt?"
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When they met again, she just wanted to stay away, but he kept pestering her in every possible way, even trying to become a father without knowing the child was him.
Pei Ge, who was in a high position, was defeated by Wen Zhengmian again. His eyes were red and his tone was close to begging, "Zhengzheng, give me a chance, I want to be your son's father."
Reader comments
I still feel angry when I think about it, so I want to say one more point, that is, the male protagonist knows that Jiang likes her, and he doesn't like her, but why doesn't he refuse more decisively and harshly? It feels like it is just a casual rejection, but it still feels like giving Jiang a chance, so she will still move forward every time she sees the male protagonist. Also, the male protagonist clearly knows that Jiang will "bully" the female protagonist and make trouble for her and say unpleasant things. But when the male protagonist saw it, he just gave a verbal warning and did not take any substantive action. As a result, Jiang dared to show off his power and jump in front of the female protagonist every time... Didn't the male protagonist love the female protagonist very much? She had to do it, so why didn't he take some action with his power? The female protagonist was wronged, Jiang dared to hang out in front of the female protagonist every time, and so did Jiang's friend. Just like the male protagonist mentioned earlier, when he saw Jiang and the heroine arguing, he originally wanted to protect the heroine, but after hearing the angry words the heroine said, he just let it go and didn't give any warning to Jiang this time. Therefore, the male protagonist's half-hearted warning has no effect on Jiang Qi. Next time, she will still dare to jump in front of the female protagonist and taunt the female protagonist... Not to mention that he is there every time the female protagonist and Jiang Qi argue, but at least he knows that this time, but he does not defend the female protagonist decisively. She clearly knew that Jiang liked her, but he didn't definitely refuse her to make her feel that she still had a chance. However, the second male lead just silently liked the female lead and did not make any excessive demands or act excessively, nor did he hurt the female lead. But why did the male protagonist go so far? He wanted to kill someone. It was obvious that Jiang was the one who really hurt the female protagonist, so why did he only give her a light warning? Therefore, the male protagonist's behavior of only allowing state officials to set fires and not allowing people to light lamps (that's probably what it means, I can't remember the exact description at the moment, haha) is really disgusting. The male protagonist seems to defend the female protagonist and wants to protect her, but he lets a person who really wants to harm the female protagonist keep jumping in front of her, and the male protagonist only warns her, but it has no effect at all. I want to give up writing. I feel so tired. [Sad][sad][sad][sad][sad]
I still feel angry when I think about it, so I want to say one more point, that is, the male protagonist knows that Jiang likes her, and he doesn't like her, but why doesn't he refuse more decisively and harshly? It feels like it is just a casual rejection, but it still feels like giving Jiang a chance, so she will still move forward every time she sees the male protagonist. Also, the male protagonist clearly knows that Jiang will "bully" the female protagonist and make trouble for her and say unpleasant things. But when the male protagonist saw it, he just gave a verbal warning and did not take any substantive action. As a result, Jiang dared to show off his power and jump in front of the female protagonist every time... Didn't the male protagonist love the female protagonist very much? She had to do it, so why didn't he take some action with his power? The female protagonist was wronged, Jiang dared to hang out in front of the female protagonist every time, and so did Jiang's friend. Just like the male protagonist mentioned earlier, when he saw Jiang and the heroine arguing, he originally wanted to protect the heroine, but after hearing the angry words the heroine said, he just let it go and didn't give any warning to Jiang this time. Therefore, the male protagonist's half-hearted warning has no effect on Jiang Qi. Next time, she will still dare to jump in front of the female protagonist and taunt the female protagonist... Not to mention that he is there every time the female protagonist and Jiang Qi argue, but at least he knows that this time, but he does not defend the female protagonist decisively. She clearly knew that Jiang liked her, but he didn't definitely refuse her to make her feel that she still had a chance. However, the second male lead just silently liked the female lead and did not make any excessive demands or act excessively, nor did he hurt the female lead. But why did the male protagonist go so far? He wanted to kill someone. It was obvious that Jiang was the one who really hurt the female protagonist, so why did he only give her a light warning? Therefore, the male protagonist's behavior of only allowing state officials to set fires and not allowing people to light lamps (that's probably what it means, I can't remember the exact description at the moment, haha) is really disgusting. The male protagonist seems to defend the female protagonist and wants to protect her, but he lets a person who really wants to harm the female protagonist keep jumping in front of her, and the male protagonist only warns her, but it has no effect at all. I want to give up writing. I feel so tired. [Sad][sad][sad][sad][sad]