Why Did My Husband Call Me Daddy Again Today?

Male Lead's Version: I have a cool, handsome, domineering CEO dad and a beautiful, sweet future stepdad. My future stepdad is only fifteen, but Dad has already forced him to live with us, handed him the company, houses, yachts, and villas to manage, and become utterly lovestruck. None of it matters, though. He's tried to run away several times over the past three years. Every time Dad drags him back, he angrily declares that the day my future stepdad turns eighteen will be the day he has his way with him.

On my future stepdad's eighteenth birthday, he was so upset that he cried at the party. My heart broke, and I immediately decided to abandon the family fortune and elope with him.

My future stepdad is so young and beautiful. How could he be suited to my old dog of a dad? Making him call Dad "husband" would be a crime against nature. He should call him "father-in-law"!

Bottom's Version: I have a sugar daddy. He's handsome and strong, can go eight times in one night, loves me, and is eighteen centimeters. But he has intermittent brain damage and insists I'm only fifteen, so I must be with him by force. He also refuses to sleep with his "underage" lover.

I've tried to seduce him time and again, but he won't take the bait. Even when I searched high and low for doctors to treat him and he mistook it for an escape attempt, he only held back his anger and settled for teasing me just short of the line.

I've gone without for three years, and finally made it to my "eighteenth birthday." I was so thrilled that I burst into tears.

But that idiot's brain damage leveled up. He stole me from my birthday party, calling me his little stepdad while kissing my palm, then pushed me onto a helicopter.

Him: Go abroad and study without a worry. The day I bankrupt my dad is the day I'll come get you!

From high above, I looked back at the family fortune I'd spent more than a decade painstakingly building, and the married life that had just flown away.

Qi Ming, you old bastard. Just die of your illness already!

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