The Billionaire's Runaway Mistress and His Secret Heir - Chapter 17
Fu Tingshen and I got married.
On my wedding day, I drank a lot of wine.
Yang Ke’er and I ended up drunk on the sofa together. She looked at me with a silly grin. “Congratulations, beautiful Chu.”
I grinned back at her. “Thank you, Ke’er.”
And thank you to the author of this CEO novel.
For giving me family, a lover, and a friend.
I take back everything I said about the author before.
When Fu Tingshen came to carry me to our room, Yang Ke’er and I were hugging and crying about how we had met too late in life.
“Stop crying.” Fu Tingshen gently placed me on the bed and kissed the corners of my eyes.
I opened my eyes to look at him.
So handsome.
Just as handsome as the first time I saw him.
I wrapped my arms around his neck, gently pulled him down, and gave him a kiss on the lips.
“Fu Tingshen, did you know? All this time right now… I’ve stolen it.” I whispered in his ear, then raised my index finger to my lips with a “shhh.”
Don’t let the heavens hear.
Fu Tingshen let out a laugh.
He seemed to laugh a lot more now.
It’s good that he laughs.
He was much more handsome when he smiled than when he had a cold expression.
So I leaned up and kissed him on the lips again.
“What am I going to do with you?” he asked, his voice husky, like a feather brushing against my heart.
Then his kisses fell upon me.
From my forehead, all the way down.
He didn’t stop, even when I surrendered and begged for mercy.
I felt like I was floating in the clouds.
Deep and shallow, I don’t know how long it was before it ended.
I only heard him ask softly, “Why did you leave back then?”
“I was pregnant, but you said you didn’t like children.”
“I don’t like children, but ours are an exception.” His voice was gentle.
I snuggled into his arms and rubbed against him.
“I had a dream.”
I murmured drowsily.
“In the dream, we were all in a book. You were the male lead, and Gu Qingye was the female lead. And I was just a minor side character who could disappear at any moment. Fu Tingshen, I never had a home to begin with. The heavens are so unfair…”
The more I spoke, the more jumbled my words became, and the more wronged I felt.
My final words were all smothered by Fu Tingshen’s lips.
“Aning, you have a home now.”
Our breaths mingled together.
It was a sense of peace I had never felt before.
Just as I was about to fall asleep, Fu Tingshen kissed the top of my head.
“Aning, remember this: I love you, so you are the female lead. It’s not because you are the female lead that I love you.”