The reborn Zhou Fu possesses spatial powers. She has a loving family, a tough guy and a sweetheart, who worked hard to get into college, started in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then moved through the chairman's office, and became a strong and prosperous woman.
Jiang Jiheng said in a rather depressed mood: "Daughter-in-law, look at those bastards' eyes that are almost glued to you. You belong to me and I envy them to death. Wife-in-law, you are not allowed to look at others." Zhou Fu looked into his eyes affectionately and said: "I used to think that a good love must be vigorous and full of dreams, and a good marriage must be respectful and long-lasting. Mr. Jiang, you let me make my marriage look like love. You are the best in my heart." Jiang Jiheng felt that all the cells in his body were drowned in Zhou Fu's sweet words. Now he wanted to tuck her into bed and vent his excitement and surprise in his own way. He had never thought that Zhou Fu could say such words. He felt that he should do something. Jiang Jiheng suddenly pulled Zhou Fu and ran to the deserted alley next door. He held him in his arms, dragged Zhou Fu by the back of his neck, lowered his head and kissed the tender and sweet mouth.
The chapters have been changed. After reading Chapter 7, you can go straight to Chapter 13. We apologize for the inconvenience caused to everyone! ! After reading Chapter 7, just go straight to Chapter 13.
Reader comments
I read these chapters, starting from when the heroine's space was exposed, she took his things wherever she went, visiting relatives, visiting grandparents, visiting great-grandfather, becoming a master, visiting the master's son, etc. The era was too high-profile, and it was a crime to harbor a treasure. The heroine should keep a low profile, and the heroine's parents really loved the heroine and would not let him keep taking things out like this. It was difficult for everyone in difficult times, and there was no need to take the valuable things of that era everywhere.
I read these chapters, starting from when the heroine's space was exposed, she took his things wherever she went, visiting relatives, visiting grandparents, visiting great-grandfather, becoming a master, visiting the master's son, etc. The era was too high-profile, and it was a crime to harbor a treasure. The heroine should keep a low profile, and the heroine's parents really loved the heroine and would not let him keep taking things out like this. It was difficult for everyone in difficult times, and there was no need to take the valuable things of that era everywhere.
What a pity for his mother!