[Marry with a son+Marriage first, love later+Long-lasting love]
[The sassy heroine who refuses to love and the nagging and practical little husband]
If it hadn't been for that one-night stand, Sun Ruimin would never have interacted with Liao Yuanyuan other than work.
She was pregnant with twins, and he said, "I've calculated that the baby can only be mine."
She said, "This has nothing to do with you." He was extremely stubborn, "Let's get married."
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After the marriage, she worked hard for the gambling agreement three years later. His support was everywhere but invisible.
The corners of his mouth raised. He knew that his wife could not leave him for a long time.
It's just that she doesn't know it.
That's all, it doesn't matter if you don't know.
However, Sun Ruimin still has a small wish, that is to hear Yuanyuan call him "husband".
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I originally thought that I would never embrace family or marriage in this life.
But since when did she begin to believe that marriage is not the grave of love.
Her marriage made the withered rose in her heart grow into a sea of flowers.
"Husband, help me serve a bowl of soup~"
Liao Yuanyuan casually handed over a bowl.
Sun Ruimin paused as he took the bowl. It turned out that she actually knew his wish list!
Reader comments
I like it so much! A little sour little sweet article, warm and life-oriented. The heroine and her mother finally escaped from domestic violence, but it left a shadow in the end. The male protagonist was taught very well. Although he was more responsible at the beginning, he soon made his mind clear. He would firmly push forward the things he was determined to do. He respected and loved the female protagonist, almost in every possible way. He would occasionally get a little jealous and say a few snarky words, but he would immediately make herself happy again. The male and female protagonists are almost the same, and their images are well established and very attractive. Originally, the image of the male protagonist can easily slip into the negative side of nagging and mother-in-law, but through the female protagonist's perspective, he is a bit cute, and all he feels is full of care and preference. The male protagonist's abilities are also shown through the perspective of his colleagues, especially the young apprentice, and the female protagonist's dependence on the male protagonist's work. The author probably prefers the heroine, but although the heroine doesn't let go, her words and deeds, and the male protagonist in her eyes, all show that she is slowly falling in love with the male protagonist, relying on the male protagonist, but she is used to carrying it alone, and subconsciously shrinks herself into a shell to protect herself.
It's rare for a novel to describe a young man in Shanghai that is very close to reality, haha
I like it so much! A little sour little sweet article, warm and life-oriented. The heroine and her mother finally escaped from domestic violence, but it left a shadow in the end. The male protagonist was taught very well. Although he was more responsible at the beginning, he soon made his mind clear. He would firmly push forward the things he was determined to do. He respected and loved the female protagonist, almost in every possible way. He would occasionally get a little jealous and say a few snarky words, but he would immediately make herself happy again. The male and female protagonists are almost the same, and their images are well established and very attractive. Originally, the image of the male protagonist can easily slip into the negative side of nagging and mother-in-law, but through the female protagonist's perspective, he is a bit cute, and all he feels is full of care and preference. The male protagonist's abilities are also shown through the perspective of his colleagues, especially the young apprentice, and the female protagonist's dependence on the male protagonist's work. The author probably prefers the heroine, but although the heroine doesn't let go, her words and deeds, and the male protagonist in her eyes, all show that she is slowly falling in love with the male protagonist, relying on the male protagonist, but she is used to carrying it alone, and subconsciously shrinks herself into a shell to protect herself.
It's rare for a novel to describe a young man in Shanghai that is very close to reality, haha