As a teenager, Xue Jian announced his two great ambitions in life: first, to find a girlfriend with a D-cup or larger bust; second, to become a flight attendant.
In a way, Gu Shuangting fulfilled both of Xue Jian's ambitions perfectly: his chest measures 103 centimeters, and he bought a plane.
Xue Jian, a straight man who likes women, never imagined he would meet a domineering CEO like this: showering him with a million yuan in gifts during a livestream, declaring his love on the LED screen in Times Square, donating a building to his alma mater in his own name, giving him a private jet as an engagement present, using an antique diamond the size of a pigeon egg from a European royal crown for his wedding ring, arranging a century wedding in a European castle, and taking him on a honeymoon in space...
On their tenth wedding anniversary, Xue Jian asks Gu Shuangting: Why did you marry me back then?
Gu Shuangting: If I hadn't married you, I'd have had to go home for an arranged marriage and inherit the family business.
Xue Jian: You could've just pretended. Why did you actually sleep with me?
Gu Shuangting: I've seen plenty of big chests. I wanted to try what it was like with a flat chest.
Xue Jian: T T Give me back my chance to experience a big chest! T T
Scheming CEO seme x cheerful, lovable idiot uke.
A melodramatic story about dating, marriage, having a baby, divorce, and remarrying. This is not a male-male pregnancy story!!!
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Nice! I saved up for a few days and finished reading it quickly. It's not enough and I have to wait for updates.
Check it out every few days, I'll be happy if there are any updates~
Nice! I saved up for a few days and finished reading it quickly. It's not enough and I have to wait for updates.
Catching up, spreading flowers, eh
The writing is very good, but it's a bit unreadable.
Do you feel the impulse of the author's phantom limb from whether you want to write or not?
Hahaha, this is so cute
Because there are no more changes. . . . .