If it was an accident, she wouldn't pursue it, but the other party still claimed from her."You're a man, what are you asking for in innocent damages? "Is there a mistake?!""What?" No compensation. "Good, good, good.""Be your fiancee? No, I don't agree. Absolutely not! "So what if I signed the contract? I can still run away! Go and play by yourself! Hahahaha...Young Master Huo didn't want to continue, but his wife wanted to run away."Seal off the Madam's account. Go and check the address. I will personally bring her home."Young Master Huo wanted his little wife to run all over the country. A certain woman was sleeping like a fool.

Monks couldn't run from the temple, but Jing Yi Xin, sooner or later, you'll be mine.

inexplicably becoming a rich lady lin menghan said he was very tired and hurt she was not convinced that she would have to repay him for the rest of her life after signing a contract what happened to the fake marriage a certain man took out his marriage certificate where's the fake one what about the hidden disease the moment i see you it will automatically heal lin menghai's eyes were filled with tears was it still too late to return the goods

The man who had once held her hand and said that he would enter the marriage hall with her had now succeeded. It was just that he was the groom, and she was only the bridesmaid that he had found. The accident at the wedding, his silent denunciation, broke her heart. She actually thought of this strange man as He Chun Mo? She actually didn't even know the identity of a strange man in such a short period of time! In that moment, she felt that the two words, Luo Zhichun, were simply a joke. Returning to the Institute, she finally got to know the man who mattered so much in her life. He was dark, he was changeable, he was unfathomable, he was unfathomable. None of this was important. What was important was that he was her direct subordinate, and was constantly reminding her of her assessment! Facing this man who had 'taken special care' of her, she could only choose to escape. She didn't know what had happened between her and that strange man whom she had forcefully pushed down back then.

On the day of the wedding, she was surprised to hear that her family had gone bankrupt. What should have been his wedding had witnessed his fiancé walking together with someone else!In order to save her family, she had no choice but to sign a sales contract. However, she unexpectedly discovered that the person who bought her was her former boyfriend!

In the dead of night, she snuck into his room in an attempt to make him faint. He gave a charming smile, "No need to go through so much trouble, I am willing to cooperate!" Just as he was about to succeed, he suddenly pinched her chin, his eyes full of anger. "It's you?" An Xia was at a loss. She did not know him. She was so frightened that she wanted to run away. He grabbed her and tied her to him with a paper contract. When the little bun was born, he had changed completely ... The little child ran around on his short legs, "Dung, I bought roses for Mama!" "His face instantly darkened." "Dammit, Mama just kissed me!" "His eyes are like daggers." "Damn, I'm going to sleep with Mama tonight!" He stood up in anger, grabbed the little child and threw him to the door, roaring, "Little bastard! If you dare get close to my wife again, I'll stew you! " From then on, he put away his domineering and tyrannical attitude and became one of the top ten men ... Join Collection

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