Chapter 2 No Good, Who Would Marry?

felt like she was taking care of a large husky, patience, love, and responsibility were all essential.Li Jingchen, however, reached the edge of the bed and lay down directly with his back to her, as...:

Li Jingchen listened to her voice gradually getting closer, suddenly lowered his eyes, and sneered: "Say it, how much money did my grandfather give you, so that you agreed to marry me, this useless person, and even said you were willing to serve me"

Lu Wanwan was squatting down, rolling up the dirty rug and the spoiled food together.

Hearing this, she calmly replied: "My father told me that your grandfather made a promise with my grandfather when they were young. If their grandchildren turned out to be a boy and a girl, they would become in-laws. So, it seems like your family broke the promise first."

When she put it that way, it seemed like the Li family owed her

Li Jingchen's temples throbbed. "I asked how much my grandfather has benefited your family. Don't change the subject!"

Although their families had an oral agreement, they had never met face to face and had no feelings for each other. What's more, he is now blind and of no use, who would marry him

Lu Wanwan carried the grimy rug, straightened up and said: "Sorry, I don't know either."

She really didn't know what agreement Old Master Li and her father had reached in the study.

Li Jingchen, however, took them as being overly greedy, so she felt ashamed and didn't dare to speak. She couldn't help but sneer: you two, one sells his daughter for personal gain, the other is blinded by money, neither of you are good people!

Lu Wanwan quietly distanced herself: "You can curse my dad, but don't curse me."

He really wanted to twist her head off!

Lu Wanwan pretended not to see the anger on his face, turned around and put the dirty carpet and leftovers into the trash can, preparing to ask Zhou Butler tomorrow how to deal with it.

After that, she picked up the shards of the water glass that Li Jingchen had just smashed and threw them away, so as not to accidentally prick his feet.

After finishing all of this, she came to Li Jingchen's bedside and waved her hand in front of his eyes, asking softly: Young Master Li, can you really not see

Li Jingchen didn't blink, but his face contorted into a menacing expression. Lu Wanwan withdrew her hand and said sincerely: "I'm sorry, I meant no disrespect. But from tonight on, we're going to be living together. There are some things I think it would be best to clarify first.

Although he acted as if he had no interest in her, he was still a man after all. She didn't want to be sound asleep at night and suddenly get attacked.

Li Jingchen heard her apology, and the horrifying expression on his face froze for a moment, which was the first time since he went blind that someone felt that mentioning his condition was an offense.

But the moment he thought she was a woman who would sell herself for money, Li Jingchen felt that everything she said now was just acting: "You think by flattering me like this, I'll have a child with you to impress my grandfather and get rewarded"

What

What's with all the talk about childbirth What are you trying to curry favor by boasting to the old geezer

Didn't her father tell her anything about it

Lu Wanwan was stunned. Li Jingchen gritted his teeth and said: "I advise you to give up on this idea, I will never have children with you in my life!"

Hearing this, Lu Wanwan came back to her senses and accepted his words with a calm demeanor: "Alright, Mr. Li, I've remembered what you said tonight. If you don't mind, I'm going to take a shower."

Having finished speaking, she retrieved a conservative nightshirt from her suitcase and walked toward the bathroom. Even her steps seemed lighter than before.

Because she and Li Jingchen don't have any feelings for each other, it would be better not to have children.umbers with her. What's he pretending forLu Wanwan pursed her lips and then took the phone he handed her, subconsciously asking, "What's the password I have a bad memory."Remember the last time I took...