(Chasing the wife in the crematorium/running with the ball/playful second-generation rich man becomes a hegemon and loyal dog dad/cute baby assists/chasing the wife and protecting the wife/reunion after breaking the mirror/warm healing)
Everyone in Haicheng knew that Cheng Yue, the crown prince of the Cheng family, acted recklessly and directed a farce of "best friend turned mistress" in order to test his girlfriend's sincerity. In the end, he lost his beloved Xu Yan... And the child they didn't even know yet.
Three years later, Lake City.
Mr. Cheng, who dominates the business district, is a ruthless and ruthless business upstart in front of others, but behind the scenes...
Squatting in a maternal and child store to study the ingredients of milk powder, the childcare nanny complained that I was in a hurry; I worked hard late at night to practice complementary feeding, and the kitchen was like a battlefield; I hummed off-key lullabies to the point of hoarseness in order to lull my crying son to sleep...
Xu Yan looked on coldly: Cheng Yue, what tricks are you playing again?
Cheng Yue's eyes turned red and he held the spare key in front of her: "Ayan, this is not a game. Let me go home, okay?"
When his opponent's dirty water was thrown at her and her children, he was so furious that he cut off his arms to cut off the slander: "Anyone who touches my wife and children will not stop until death!"
Xu Yan finally saw clearly: the childish ghost who only knew how to ask for love had long been tempered by regret into a man who could bear the wind and rain. And her frozen heart wall quietly collapsed under her son's "Dad" and his clumsy but hot protection.
On the sunset path, he held the baby in one hand and held her in the other: "Ayan, give Kangkang a home and give me a home, okay?"
There are no diamond rings and flowers, only a sincere heart that has been through thousands of sails and belongs to her alone.
Reader comments
It's okay. It's written very clearly. It's about the process of the male protagonist changing himself for the heroine.
It's okay. It's written very clearly. It's about the process of the male protagonist changing himself for the heroine.