Also known as "What should I do if my idol cries and asks for my status?"
Hot girl tattoo artist x lonely cartoonist
1-After Ji Mengnan's favorite cartoonist stopped writing, the most distressing thing was that she had no source of inspiration.
But fortunately, a handsome worker came to the tattoo shop. He was obedient and didn't say anything, and he had a great figure!
That neck! That back! That waist! Gou's female customers are obsessed with it! ! !
Slowly, Boss Ji discovered that as long as this broad-shouldered and narrow-hip employee dangled in front of her, inspiration would flow from her!
The opportunity was not to be missed. After the people left work, Boss Ji blocked the young employee with red ears in the break room: "Shen Juanze, please accompany me to paint."
Ji Mengnan has a new tattoo draft from now on, which is on Shen Junze's jade-skinned back and lean and narrow waist.
2-Hagweida, who has become the world's top cartoonist with a passionate comic, has finally resumed his work as fans have been waiting for it.
It's just——
The girl in the painting is wearing a black fabric apron and black rubber gloves. Her lazy and leering eyes are exactly the same as hers. How come her interaction with the male protagonist is so familiar?
When from a bunch of pink bubble comments "The male protagonist absolutely! Absolutely likes the tattoo shop owner!" And "Has the female protagonist finally appeared? So sweet! Together!!", I pulled out one "Why does the more I look at it, the more I look like Boss Ji, the boss of our industry?"
Ji Mengnan finally realized belatedly that she seemed to have done something extraordinary...
There was a gentle knock on the door. Shen Juanze's broken hair on his forehead was still half wet, and his picturesque eyes were moist and affectionate.
Ji Mengnan heard him whisper: "I've washed it and it's ready to paint."
Boss Ji, who was fearless, burped in confusion in front of his idol!
#What should I do if my idol sleeps with me? I'm waiting online. It's very urgent! #
Intention: Love must be brave enough to be spoken out