“Yes!” She nodded vigorously, “I’m willing! But you can’t get engaged to a bad woman for revenge. And you can’t kiss other women, you can only kiss me.”
As soon as she finished speaking, she pursed her pink lips and closed her eyes, waiting for his kiss.
He held her, incredibly joyful, his palms slightly trembling.
“Ajie, you’re holding me too tight, it hurts!” the little woman in his arms protested vaguely.
“Sorry…”
He passionately kissed her sweet lips.
“Ajie…”
In the midst of passionate intimacy, she called his name.
“Hmm?”
“The engagement ring must be bought with three months of the man’s salary,” she said.
That was a Japanese drama convention.
“Okay.”
His annual salary was in the hundreds of millions? He’d forgotten. He’d ask the finance manager tomorrow.
Consumed by desire, he eagerly took in her sweet essence.
All self-control and rationality were thrown to the winds.
“Ajie, also…”
Her silk nightgown slipped to her waist, revealing a white, translucent negligee that barely concealed her snow-white peaks, with two faint pink hints visible through the thin fabric.
Driving him mad.
“You can’t kiss bad women!”
Guan Longji groaned, then burst into laughter.
Sleepless night, midnight not yet past.
Even at three in the morning, Guan Longji’s special assistant and private secretary accepted his orders without changing expression.
After a few phone calls, the Guan residence was decorated for the wedding the next day.
Roses and lilies from the greenhouse were swept away, adorning the usually solitary and spacious mansion with a flourish of flowers.
Shui Jing had no relatives, so all wedding arrangements were handled by the groom’s side.
The high-ranking archbishop would officiate. The Guan family’s eldest daughter, Guan Yinyin, was coincidentally sailing the love boat with her new boyfriend around the world and couldn’t attend her son’s wedding. She only sent a telegram of congratulations and had someone deliver a new ruby necklace and a set of matching rings and earrings to her daughter-in-law whom she had never met.
