Heidi's Seven Days of Love: The Bought Wife

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Tilting his head, looking at Jin Qiu's lowered eyebrows, his whole body is filled with softness.

Inexplicably calmed him down.

And it also allowed him to find a feeling called... amazing.

When this word jumped into his brain without warning, it really shocked him. Immediately, he slowly pursed his lips and continued to drive the car in silence. [

The phone rang again. He looked at it, but it was still the same number.

He gritted his teeth, but still, the button broke.

But Jin Qiu tilted his head strangely, looking at why he didn't answer the phone, and easily saw the two words on the screen of his mobile phone --- Yaoyao.

Su Jiayao.

The woman Su Mo loves deeply.

She was also the woman she admired all her life.

Suddenly, she felt something surge up from her body.

Why doesn't he answer the phone?

While she was thinking hesitantly, his cell phone rang again. She clearly saw his expression slowly change from indifference to helplessness, and then he answered.

That's right.

He will never be cruel to Su Jiayao, Su Jiayao only needs three times, and he will definitely compromise.

"Huh? Whatever you want, come if you want, I won't pick you up!"

His words were light and heavy, and after he finished speaking, he cut off the phone with a click, and the whole person's eyes were full of haze, why did he come to him?

But the phone rang again restlessly. Su Mo answered with a cold and furious voice.

"Su Jiayao, what exactly do you want?"

"What? You stand there and don't move, I'll go over right now!"

Su Mo hung up the phone heavily. His heart seemed to be drifting far away. He turned the car around and sent Jin Qiu back to Jin's house. He took off the wheelchair and let her sit on it. He explained with a single sentence. He didn't stay, so he drove and left in the dust...

[Su Mo's story is very exciting, but maybe I wrote about Su Mo after I finished writing the flirtatious. Psychology, that is uncomfortable, I want to cry after I finish writing Fickleness >