On the wedding night, Zhao Anning, the most favored princess of the Liang Dynasty, traveled to modern times.
To be precise, she passed on to this modern woman with the same name as her, and became the "unpleasant new wife" of Gu Chengzhou, the only son of the Gu family, the richest man in Haicheng.
[Is this my nominal husband? He looks pretty good, but it's so cold it could freeze someone to death. That look was sharper than the falcon raised by his father.
Gu Chengzhou's hand holding the newspaper paused slightly, he raised his eyes to look at An Ning, and frowned almost imperceptibly. He just... Seemed to hear something?
"Sister-in-law, how did you sleep last night?" Gu Weiwei finally put down the phone, her tone full of ridicule, "My brother didn't accompany you, aren't you lonely?"
An Ning sat down without being humble or arrogant, and picked up the knife and fork the way he remembered: "It's okay, I'm worried."
[This sister-in-law has a bad tone and seems to bully the original owner a lot. When I was in Daliang, the imperial sisters didn't even dare to breathe when they saw me.
Gu Weiwei choked suddenly and almost spit out her coffee. She looked at An Ning in surprise, then at her mother and brother. That was... Zhao Anning's voice just now? But she clearly didn't open her mouth!
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Why did she stay in the end? If the Gu family hadn't listened to their true feelings, they wouldn't have treated the original owner well. She didn't know what the Gu family had that deserved her to stay. She was speechless.
Why did she stay in the end? If the Gu family hadn't listened to their true feelings, they wouldn't have treated the original owner well. She didn't know what the Gu family had that deserved her to stay. She was speechless.