My Lover Has Not Missed It

But on Wednesday, Ji Cheng and Jiang Zhen had their third fight this week. Ji Cheng felt that they all needed to calm down. He was going to go out to have some fresh air. Jiang Zhen said, as long as you leave this door today, don't come back! Ji Cheng was tired, but still walked out of the house firmly. Before the door closed, the last words he heard were Jiang Zhenji's heartbreaking roar: "Ji Cheng, you piece of shit! I want to break up!" Ji Cheng couldn't understand that it had been five years since Jiang Zhen eloped with him. It was obvious that the two of them had survived the most difficult and tiring days, so why did they either quarrel or have a cold war every day after living a good life? And the process of each quarrel was surprisingly similar: Jiang Zhen proposed breaking up, and Ji Cheng bowed his head and admitted his mistake. Even if he didn't know where he was wrong, why did Master Jiang break up. This time Ji Cheng didn't want to bow his head. But when did Jiang Zhen bow his head? Jiang Zhen never bows to anyone. As I thought about this, the harsh sound of brakes sounded in my ears. Before losing consciousness, Ji Cheng had only one thought in his mind: He should admit his mistake. He should not disobey Jiang Zhen. He can never go back. When he opened his eyes again, Ji Cheng was reborn as Hua Lin, the pampered young master of the Hua family. Ji Cheng accepted this fact in a very short time and found Jiang Zhen with a new identity. The willful young man who never got involved in the company's affairs has learned to stand alone at some point, and his cold demeanor during negotiations is very much like his former self. Ji Cheng's mood was complicated, he didn't know whether to be happy or sad. But he still stated his conditions simply and neatly: marry me. He saw his cold-faced lover take out a sharp knife from his pocket. The ex was hot-tempered and inconsistent, and the arrogant young master later became a tenacious widower. Purpose: Cherish every moment of life