【Angsty yet satisfying】【He chases her after the breakup】【She runs away while pregnant】【Psycho】【Obsessive】
After five years of marriage, Xie Jingxing remained cold and distant toward her, but An Cixin endured it because she loved him deeply.
That is, until he forced her to donate blood for the woman he had always loved, who had slashed her wrists.
At the time, An Cixin was one month pregnant and had been planning to tell him the happy news.
At last, she had accumulated enough disappointment, and her heart had turned completely cold.
She decided to end this unhappy marriage, rebuild her career, and raise the child without its father.
But she never imagined that one day the noble, aloof billionaire CEO would shed his cold and restrained exterior after she left, turning into an obsessed madman.
The once-controlled, indifferent man clung to her more and more tightly.
He even secretly resorted to every underhanded method he could think of to keep her by his side.
Even when she lied and told him the child wasn't his, he didn't care.
In a locked room, he knelt before her. “I can raise the child as my own. Just don't leave me!”
I was so angry that I didn't know how to formulate words. The heroine worked as a free nanny for the hero for five years, and the second heroine started to work as a free blood bag after the second heroine came back. Because the second heroine saved him twice, the hero can force his wife to donate blood to the second heroine forever. What you owe the second heroine is not owed by the heroine. How can you be so embarrassed? But as for our "upbeat" heroine, she agrees to kiss her husband every time, and the reward is to sleep with her husband after donating blood. Didn't the hero save your life, so he is so lacking in love? Don't even have any self-esteem? The male protagonist also ignored the heroine forever because he had wronged her, and finally knew that he was going to get divorced. However, because of the need of the plot, our rich and powerful male protagonist would definitely not allow the heroine to divorce him, so he probably would have to drag her away. The most important thing is that the heroine suffered so many grievances and failed to find the true love he pursued. After the divorce, he asked to clean up and leave the house. The male protagonist gave him I don't need any money. I asked that I have fed my youth to dogs in the past few years. It is my own contribution to the pursuit of true love. I am really angry. Normally couples will divide their property when they divorce. This is to highlight how touching their love is. I asked if I didn't get married for money. I am really too brave and noble. The introduction said that the male protagonist's crematorium is to lock the female protagonist in a small dark room and force her to make love. , I just want to ask what does this mean? The hero's pursuit of his wife in the crematorium should be fun for the heroine and the readers. This book is amazing. What's fun for the hero is the hero. What did the hero lose? What punishment was given? Is it bankruptcy? Or has the body crossed? But it's just that the heroine has lost her care, and the heroine will never be tempted again. It's really miserable~ They are all abusive heroines, physically and mentally abused, and suffered all the grievances when they loved the male protagonist, and finally knew that they gave up, and were forced to love her by the male protagonist. This kind of plot is really cliché. Which ancient female abuse novels don't write like this? The male protagonist used the female protagonist to repay the second female lead's kindness, and finally they reunited. The only way to truly reunite the two was to accept that the male protagonist was a little colder and to reunite without doing anything outrageous. If you want to see it, you'd better prepare a very good breast [smile]
How about letting Lu Shang take the seat [crying][crying][crying][crying]
I was so angry that I didn't know how to formulate words. The heroine worked as a free nanny for the hero for five years, and the second heroine started to work as a free blood bag after the second heroine came back. Because the second heroine saved him twice, the hero can force his wife to donate blood to the second heroine forever. What you owe the second heroine is not owed by the heroine. How can you be so embarrassed? But as for our "upbeat" heroine, she agrees to kiss her husband every time, and the reward is to sleep with her husband after donating blood. Didn't the hero save your life, so he is so lacking in love? Don't even have any self-esteem? The male protagonist also ignored the heroine forever because he had wronged her, and finally knew that he was going to get divorced. However, because of the need of the plot, our rich and powerful male protagonist would definitely not allow the heroine to divorce him, so he probably would have to drag her away. The most important thing is that the heroine suffered so many grievances and failed to find the true love he pursued. After the divorce, he asked to clean up and leave the house. The male protagonist gave him I don't need any money. I asked that I have fed my youth to dogs in the past few years. It is my own contribution to the pursuit of true love. I am really angry. Normally couples will divide their property when they divorce. This is to highlight how touching their love is. I asked if I didn't get married for money. I am really too brave and noble. The introduction said that the male protagonist's crematorium is to lock the female protagonist in a small dark room and force her to make love. , I just want to ask what does this mean? The hero's pursuit of his wife in the crematorium should be fun for the heroine and the readers. This book is amazing. What's fun for the hero is the hero. What did the hero lose? What punishment was given? Is it bankruptcy? Or has the body crossed? But it's just that the heroine has lost her care, and the heroine will never be tempted again. It's really miserable~ They are all abusive heroines, physically and mentally abused, and suffered all the grievances when they loved the male protagonist, and finally knew that they gave up, and were forced to love her by the male protagonist. This kind of plot is really cliché. Which ancient female abuse novels don't write like this? The male protagonist used the female protagonist to repay the second female lead's kindness, and finally they reunited. The only way to truly reunite the two was to accept that the male protagonist was a little colder and to reunite without doing anything outrageous. If you want to see it, you'd better prepare a very good breast [smile]
How about letting Lu Shang take the seat [crying][crying][crying][crying]
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