Deliberate Kiss

Signed for publication The second male lead is on top, the nation's first love, the gentle scum The first time Cheng Wei met Zhao Hanchen was at his father's retirement banquet. The father was drunk, so he patted the man on the shoulder and called him by his nickname: "Ning Ning, this is my father's most proud student." Zhao Hanchen chuckled when he heard the words, his narrow eyebrows were unruly and unruly, and the eighteen-year-old girl lowered her head excitedly. Later, in the busy city, the proud man pinched the beautiful woman in a dark corner and took a puff of cigarette into the latter's mouth. He saw her out of the corner of his eye and said softly and with a smile, "Ning Ning?" Heartbeat is inevitable. But the prodigal son never looked back, and the breakup was not pretty. On the day they broke up, Cheng Weiyue, the campus beauty of Beijing University, slapped Mr. Zhao twice in front of everyone. The latter turned his face away and did not move for a long time. But no one knew that in the low-key business car, Zhou Jingwei, the most polite and polite head of the Zhou family and a legend in the legal world, was holding the girl's small chin and kissing her fiercely. After a long time, he wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes with his fingertips, and with a gentle face and a gentle tone: "Have you had enough fun?" … Cheng Weiyue had seen Zhou Jingwei at his most gentle appearance. On a snowy day on the first day of the first lunar month, at Ling'an Temple in Jingcheng, the sky and earth were covered with light snow, crowded with people, and filled with incense. She went to seek marriage with Zhao Hanchen. Until Zhou Jingwei walked towards him against the flow of people and put the marriage talisman in his hand, "What you wish for may not always come true." He paused and then said, "Ning Ning, come back when you've had enough fun." The Buddha said that turning back is the end of the road. That day, Cheng Weiyue turned around frequently and could see Zhou Jingwei standing behind her, looking at her firmly in the crowd of thousands of people. Buddha truly never lies.