The next wife encounters a diamond man: forced to marry a wealthy family

Chapter 344 Goodbye Chuchen 2
Su Mitao's heartbeat accelerated for no reason.

Such a scene reveals an inexplicable ambiguity...

She looked away, pretending to smile easily.

"Is that Xiao Taozi who was sold as a maid because her father owed debts?"

"Ah……"

Shen Yi let go of his hand, amused by her words.

"That's right, the pharmacy always welcomes the homeless little Taozi."

"Homeless? That's an apt word."

Su Mitao raised her lips mockingly.

She is still homeless.

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One afternoon after the next day.

Shen Yi was teaching Su Mitao to recognize herbs in Baicao Garden.

A phone call hurried him away.

Su Mitao looked at his back as he left in a hurry.

My heart skipped a beat for no reason.

Her intuition was spot on.

Perhaps this paradise-like life is coming to an end.

In the hot afternoon, Shen Yi hurried into the Auchan club.

Push away the "princess" who actively promotes herself.

Without looking sideways, he quickly found the platinum box and stepped inside.

The bodyguard outside the door immediately closed the door.

The room is air-conditioned.

In dim light.

Chuchen was sitting on the edge of the sofa and was pouring wine into a big glass.

There are already six or seven empty wine bottles on the coffee table...

As soon as he walked in, the strong smell of alcohol made him close his eyes subconsciously.

"Boss, your stomach has never been very good.

Or drink less wine. "

Chuchen raised his head to look at him.

He smiled silently.

"How did you come?"

"If you drink any more, sooner or later your stomach will go wrong."

Shen Yi snatched the wine glass from his hand.

"Didn't you just lose a pet?

As for you being so concerned about it? "

Judging from his face, you can tell that he has been drinking heavily these days.

Shen Yi only sighed.

Since returning to China, he doesn't seem to take his life seriously.

"Heh~~~Pets?!"

Chuchen repeated his words in a murmur.

He rolled his eyes with a smile.

One month and eight days.

I haven't heard from her for a month and eight days.

(End of this chapter)