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Little White Rabbit heroine × Big Bad Wolf hero | Marriage first, love later
At first, Xie Xingzhi just thought Lambo Lin was funny.
She likes her good buddy, it's obvious that she likes him, but she doesn't dare to express it.
He then teased her: "Although you like him, I kind of like you."
He received the other party's crimson cheeks and angry eyes.
Xie Xingzhi came to this conclusion as he was not someone who could joke casually.
Although she didn't like him, he still couldn't help but pay attention to her.
Until one day, Pauline asked him: "Do you want to marry me?"
"Why?"
Pauline was honest: "Because you have good conditions and you like me."
Xie Xingzhi: "..."
Well, the most useless thing in the world is honesty.
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Lan Baolin wanted to have a child, and she felt that Xie Xingzhi was a suitable candidate, so she proposed marriage.
What is a marriage without love?
A marriage without love means that no matter how many times she says "I love you", Xie Xingzhi will never believe her.
The night after returning from a business trip, someone was leaning against the wall, his eyes red from being slightly drunk: "I have to remind you one thing. You can only choose one between me and him."
Pauline blinked her big, confused eyes and said in disbelief: "I never chose him."
"But you still like him." Xie Xingzhi said.
"No," Pauline said tenderly and tremblingly, "I like you."
"..."
Liar.
If I had never seen you like him, I would probably really believe it.
"Okay then." Xie Xingzhi raised his hand and loosened his tie little by little, "Please keep your promise."
Reading Guide
1. The female protagonist is gentle and sober but not brave, while the male protagonist is scheming and strong but not honest.
2. The female protagonist likes the male protagonist, but the male protagonist doesn't believe it, and she can't help but go crazy silently if she loves her.
3. A short story of 100,000 words, easy for daily use, HE
Intention: Sincerity for sincerity
