He Admitted His Wrong Fiancé, and the Cold-Faced Military Commander Refused to Let Him Go.

Shen Jiao's father forced her to marry an old widower. Remembering the child marriage her grandfather had mentioned before his death, she fled to the military area overnight to look for her fiancé. Her fiancé was tall, handsome, and an army officer, but he was indifferent to her arrival. Shen Jiao didn't dare to mention the marriage. She just asked the other party to take her in temporarily and move out when she finds a job. But her fiancé was surprisingly kind to her. He brought her delicious meals, bought her beautiful clothes, defended her when she was bullied, and even handed her her salary. Shen Jiao felt that he also seemed to like her, but he was cold-tempered and not good at words. So she took the initiative to confess her love and asked him if he would marry her. Unexpectedly, the man was stunned after hearing this, with various expressions of hesitation and struggle on his face. Shen Jiao's eyes were red, and she endured the sourness and said: "I'm sorry, I misunderstood this time, I thought you also liked me a little..." After she said that, she was about to leave, but the man hugged her into his arms, hugging her tightly and admitting without letting go: "Yes, I do like you!" Just when Shen Jiao was still frustrated with his hesitation in agreeing, until a young man appeared, stared at Zhai Yue and said: "Brother-in-law! How could you marry my fiancée!" "Aren't you the one who went on a mission to escape from marriage? Now you should change your name and call her aunt." Zhai Yue hugged his wife tightly and swore his sovereignty. Shen Jiao looked at her possessive husband, and then she understood why he always kept a distance from her even though he was clearly in love with her, and still struggled in every possible way when responding to her feelings. It turns out she... Admitted the wrong fiancé Late at night, the man pressed Shen Jiao behind the door and said with red eyes: "Jiaojiao, we have already reported our marriage, you can't regret it."