I Would Like to Marry You

Dai Xingyue has always secretly liked Xu Mingshen, the neighbor next door. He was noble and cold-blooded, and he looked heroic in his police uniform. Until his grandmother became seriously ill and her only thought on her deathbed was to see him marry her. He came to her and agreed to get married for one year, one million plus a house, and they would not disturb each other. Dai Xingyue agreed without thinking. It would be nice to be husband and wife with him for a year. Not long after receiving the certificate, his grandmother passed away. Xu Mingshen bought her a house near her work unit, but he had never been there. It was written in the agreement not to disturb each other, and he really took it to the extreme. On the eve of the divorce, his message popped up on time: "I will go through the formalities tomorrow." At that time, she was still on the high-speed train returning from a business trip. When she got home, she found that her home had been stolen. She quickly called the police. Twenty minutes later, the police came, and the policeman who came was Xu Mingshen. Dai Xingyue's eyes suddenly turned red, and she pointed to the pile of shredded paper soaked in water on the ground. Her voice was hoarse and trembling: "Comrade police, my husband and I's marriage certificate... Was torn by a thief, and he soaked it in water." Xu Mingshen: "..." She wiped away her tears and said, "My husband said he was going to get a divorce tomorrow, but this marriage certificate has turned out like this. How good is it?" Xu Mingshen lowered his eyes and glanced at the "criminal traces" that were obviously torn by hand and then dipped in water. His Adam's apple moved slightly and he said coldly, "Patch it up and then leave." Dai Xingyue: "..." She choked and thought to herself: Li Lili, do you really want to leave this way? There are no doors. - Then one weekend, he held her in his arms, rested his chin on her shoulder, and said with a lazy smile in his voice: "The marriage certificate was really torn by a thief?" She stared at the TV and changed the channel guiltily: "Of course." He leaned close to her ear, his breath was hot, and his tone was doting: "The thieves have already been arrested. He only stole the big gold bracelet. I think it was you who tore up the marriage certificate." She paused with her hands, finally couldn't hold it in any longer, and laughed dryly: "You already knew this?" He smiled and said nothing, but hugged her tighter. Intention: Hard work will lead to success