Stepping on her husband's bottom line by mistake

Chapter 1151 Wedding Night (1)

If "Changfeng" and "Cheetah" get this antidote, they can equip their non-commissioned officers on a large scale.

At that time, "Fang" will definitely be seriously threatened, which is what Leng Haotian doesn't want to see.

However, he was too embarrassed to mention this concern to Feng Linxue and Feng Yangyu, who were determined, so he kept silent.

After being with him for so long, Feng Linxue could vaguely guess what Leng Haotian was thinking.

He is very responsible and has a plan.

If he was bored because of too many things, he would not go to Shanxi for a month at all.

He was fine in the morning, but since she rejected Fang's invitation, he has become dull.

Feng Linxue also knew that if she told him clearly, maybe he wouldn't listen to it.

So she just hugged him and rested her head on the side of his shoulder.

"Haotian, I had a long chat with President Ling's wife, Ms. Ye, in the afternoon."

"With her?"

Even Leng Haotian was a bit strange.

Feng Linxue is not a person who likes talking on the phone, and she has never had many friends.

And Ye Zhiqiu, but only met a few times.

"She heard that we received our marriage certificate today, and congratulated us. She also said that she and President Ling's first marriage should not be mentioned..."

"When she remarried, President Ling tricked her into signing the marriage agreement. She didn't even go to the Civil Affairs Bureau, so she married him in a daze. Now, she doesn't even know which way the Civil Affairs Bureau's door opens."

Feng Linxue laughed while speaking, but Leng Haotian suddenly woke up.

How could he forget... Today is their wedding night!

Leng Haotian turned his head, Feng Linxue was still narrating as if nothing happened.

"She also said a lot of interesting things. She said that she and President Ling went to Greece for honeymoon, and ended up meeting President Ling's ex-girlfriend."

"It was newly married at the time, and the two of them were still hiding it, for fear of affecting each other's emotions, which almost caused a catastrophe."

(End of this chapter)