Mr. Ji, it happens to be you

Chapter 938 Punishment
The afterglow of the setting sun gradually disappeared.

He Tiantian is currently hiding under the blanket, with her back to Ji Shaosi.

"What would you like to eat tonight?"

He Tian looked at Ji Shaosi angrily, "I'm not hungry."

"Okay, I was wrong, not next time." Ji Shaosi coaxed her.

"Ji Shaosi, you bastard.

"Can't get up?" Ji Shaosi helplessly looked at the woman in his arms, and rubbed her hair.

Why are you so angry.

"I'm sorry." He Tiantian twisted his body, unable to hold on.

She wants to protest his behavior today.

"Well, I'll sleep with you."

She also thought that her suitcase seemed to be still in the lobby and hadn't been picked up.

Her anger came up again.

"Go get my suitcase back."

"Okay, wait for me, I'll ask Secretary Lin to deliver it." Ji Shaosi said and made a phone call.

He Tiantian watched Ji Shaosi make a phone call, and suddenly thought of Zheng Yali.

Secretary Zheng used to give her clothes.

And when Ji Shaosi was angry, Secretary Zheng let her in secretly.

"Where's Secretary Zheng?"

Ji Shaosi glanced at her indifferently, "I fired her."

"Why?

I think she is quite capable of working, right?
She seems to have been with you for many years, why don't you care about your affection at all? "

He Tiantian is not happy anymore.

"I just dismissed her because I was concerned about her being with me all the time."

As Ji Shaosi spoke, he directly lifted her quilt, and He Tiantian hugged himself in horror.

But Ji Shaosi didn't have any idea at all, he stretched out his hand and lifted her left leg, looking at the faint traces of stitches on the calf, his heart ached terribly.

"If she hadn't been negligent and made you fall off the cliff, you wouldn't have suffered such serious injuries.

At that time, the scar was so long, and the clothes you threw away were full of blood. "

He was terrified when he thought of that scene.

He got rid of the actress, he got rid of the crew, and he also fired Zheng Yali.

He himself had been punished, and had not seen her for four years. . .

(End of this chapter)