Rain poured down as thunder rumbled and lightning flashed. Gu Zehan descended from the sky.
The man wore a tailored suit, refined and aloof, like a flower atop a sheer cliff, with a deadly air about him. Yet his voice softened as he spoke to her: "Marry me, and I'll pay your mother's medical bills."
With nowhere left to turn and backed into a corner, Su Miao bit her lip and nodded, her decision a desperate all-or-nothing gamble. "All right."
She thought this contractual marriage would end after two years.
But she failed to see the possessiveness and desire to claim her that had been repressed for years beneath his gentle facade.
Everyone says Gu Zehan, president of the Gu Corporation, is a business tycoon, a ruthless and cruel man who stands at the very top of the pyramid.
Yet with Su Miao, he is tender and accommodating, ready to grant her every wish, as if he would give her his very life.
Why do you have to blame yourself for everything? You are not a fool.
Who gave Zhao Ran the sleeping pills to him?
How did one of her servants get the mobile phone number of the eldest lady of the Jiang family?
How can a patient who has just woken up be so energetic?
Isn't he the president of the company? How could he be threatened by the old man to go on a business trip abroad?
Knowing that the other person is his love rival and still believing his words is not crazy.
He knew that the other party was his love rival, so why did he stupidly go to meet him?
Why didn't I tell you before that he had so much Bai Yueguang? Didn't it mean that there was no one around him? Things about getting married are popping up one after another now. I really hate the author's approach.
Didn't he say he was a very powerful doctor in the hospital? Why are you still a medical student? Could the author be more clear when writing?
Why is the author so naive? Are you a three-year-old?