Oh no! The mere thought made her heart constrict.
He couldn’t… couldn’t be someone else’s husband!
“Should… should…” Her previous triad boss demeanor quickly dissolved into weakness, even with a hint of panic, “You’re not already married, right?”
Stealing someone else’s husband – that’s something Shang Keixin absolutely couldn’t… no! Wouldn’t do!
The chef stared at her, surprised like everyone else at how this sweet, cute girl could be so rough and wild. But he had more anger than the others.
He suspected she recognized him. Otherwise, why would she pursue him?
How despicable! She must have been sent by his grandfather. But looking at her, she doesn’t seem like someone who’d be easily manipulated.
If she were one of his previous admirers, that seems unlikely too, because he couldn’t possibly have no memory of such a cute, sweet face.
His heart skipped a beat.
He found her cute and sweet? No! He reminded himself. It was precisely because he hated that upper-class circle, was sick of the pretentious rich people, tired of those who judge by appearance, that he made himself look this ugly. Wasn’t this enough?
“Are you… really married?”
Seeing him continue to glare at her silently, Shang Keixin was scared by her own worst-case scenario. Growing more anxious, tears began to well up in her eyes.
Seeing her about to cry, Pu Cangxie suddenly panicked. He inhaled, exhaled, trying to maintain inner calm, then slowly spoke: “I’m not married… but I won’t accept your proposal, miss!”
“Ah?!”
He deliberately ignored the joy that broke through her tears from his first sentence, and the thick disappointment from his second. Turning, he looked at the people who had finished eating but wouldn’t leave, speaking coldly: “Everyone, those who’ve eaten, pay your bill. Those who haven’t, eat quickly. The shop is closing.”
From Yun Qing’s “Disrupting the CEO’s Days”
Chapter 3: If the mountain doesn’t turn, the road doesn’t turn, she’ll blast a tunnel through!
This is how Shang Keixin is.
After hearing his dismissal, her bright eyes rolled, and she immediately changed her expression.
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