[The money-loving drama queen is able to bend and tolerate × indifference, tolerance, restraint and self-control attack]
Xia Hao lived in Tongzilou until he was ten years old, collecting scraps in exchange for candy.
Later, he was taken back to the Xia family and became an "illegitimate son with a family."
When he was nineteen years old, in order to escape from the Xia family, he packed himself up and was sent to Lu Zhaoyan's door.
Lu Zhaoyan is thirty years old, rich, handsome and well-off, with a nine-year-old son by his side.
There are rumors that he is an illegitimate child, probably from a romantic relationship in his youth.
No one wants to raise someone else's child, but he can.
He exchanged a stack of old city renovation data for a contracted marriage.
Before marriage: "I will provide for my children as if they were my ancestors!"
After marriage: "Don't spend my money, don't come to me, we don't know each other well."
There was no marriage certificate, just an agreement and a string of zeros.
On the first day I moved in, I had one room and two beds. "You sleep over there, I'll sleep over here." Just not next to each other.
He thought he was here to "make money."
He did not know that he was "sent".
Later, he began to get used to the glass of warm water by the bedside, the extra coat in the closet, and the car waiting for him in the basement late at night.
He even started to get used to being chased by a kid and called "little daddy."
Zai was smart and sensible, was raised well by Lu Zhaoyan, and had a bright smile, but Xia Hao found that Zai was the same as he was when he was a child.
Zai asked him: "Why did you come to my house?"
Xia Hao said: "For money."
Zai thought for a moment and said, "Then don't leave. I'll give you half of my pocket money."
He thought the marriage was just a deal.
What he didn't know was that neither of the two people in this "deal" told the truth.
Reading guide:
1. Shuangjie 1V1, HE
2. The cub is not Gong's child, but the child of Gong's brother. Gong has raised him for nine years.
3. Neither attacking nor receiving is a perfect character
Intention:
