On the surface, he is reserved and aloof, but behind his back, he thinks about Tie Tie every day. The coquettish monster Gong
Shou is the youngest son of a wealthy businessman in Yuncheng. He is weak and sickly by nature.
He loves painting, so he has no interest in the competitive games in the business world and the family industry. He just wants to quietly accept manuscripts.
Being appointed by his parents as a pawn in a business marriage, he didn't feel much when he married the richest man in the North City next door.
The richest man in Beicheng was extremely powerful, handsome in appearance and cold in temperament, which made Shou think he looked fierce.
Fortunately, Gong is very busy on weekdays and Shou cannot see him three times in a week.
This feeling of being raised as a canary at home makes Shou very satisfied. In addition to painting and sleeping, his life is very leisurely.
However, Shou recently encountered two problems that gave him a headache.
The first was that he discovered that his new husband had a sleepwalking problem. As long as he went home to sleep, he would crawl into his bed in the middle of the night. Instead of being fierce and uncompromising, he would act coquettishly and cling to him to make love.
…The frequency of washing the sheets will increase every time after returning home.
The second one is that Shou recently received a high-priced manuscript, and the owner asked him to draw green pictures.
The character reference picture sent by Master Shan happened to be the wedding photos of Shou and Gong.
Receive: "..."
#This seems a little different from the easy married life he expected.
Not only is it a waste of hands, it's also a waste of money.
It may be a short article of 200,000 words. Chuntian will probably publish it after the full text is saved (? (Probably
Purpose: Sleep well every day.