After the president proposed hidden marriage and was rejected by me

Chapter 811 The Difference Between the Script and Her Life

Zhou Yan smiled and said goodbye to the two.

Until Zhou Yan left, Su Fang was still a little uncertain: "Are you two really ordinary friends?"

"Do you want the two of us to have a relationship?" Su Lele didn't answer, but asked following his words.

Su Fang shook his head: "I don't want to."

"You came to see me today..." Su Lele thought that she might not be bored and came to play with her.

Su Fang thought for a while and explained: "I think the two of us should get acquainted with each other a little bit, otherwise it would be embarrassing to be like strangers on the wedding day."

"Do you want to have a wedding?" Su Lele asked unexpectedly.

Su Fang asked in disbelief: "Don't do it?"

Su Lele said: "I thought it would be enough to get a marriage certificate."

Su Fang: "..."

In the past, Shen He and Su Lele didn't hold a wedding from their marriage until their divorce, so it should be able to see that Su Lele doesn't care about it.

Su Fang said uncomfortably: "But I lost my ID card, and it may take a while to get it reissued."

"Really?" Su Lele couldn't help thinking.

She still doesn't know when Shen He will sue her, so she must get married as soon as possible, but Su Fang's ID card is here, which makes her a little embarrassed.

Su Lele knelt down and said, "Let me investigate first if Shen He sues me now, when will the court be held?"

If the court session is particularly long, she can cooperate.

But if the court session will be rushed, she can only say goodbye to Su Fang and find someone else.

Su Fang said: "The fastest time is two months, but my ID card can be obtained in half a month."

"..." Su Lele pondered for a moment, then agreed, "That's fine."

After solving the ID card issue, Su Fang finally realized what Su Lele said just now: "Then after we get the marriage certificate, do we need to get acquainted with each other?"

Su Lele felt that there was no need to be too familiar, but Su Fang's statement did make sense: "Can't be too unfamiliar?"

"Yeah." Su Fang smiled and rolled his eyes: "In the future, if you are filming, I will also take the initiative to go to the scene, so that others will know that you are my wife."

Su Lele is not disgusted with his behavior, anyway, she is already old now, after marriage, it doesn't matter to him whether others know or not.

She nodded: "Whatever you want."

Then he hugged the computer and began to search for information about the screenwriter.

However, after searching for this person's pseudonym, the first thing that pops up is not her information, but her works.

The screenwriter's name is Chang Zai, and he is also a member of Chang's family, but he is very homely by nature. Since he was born, he has almost always stayed at home and rarely went out.

Su Lele felt that this description should be exaggerated.

It may be that Chang Zai has been out, but everyone does not know who Chang Zai is, and they regard her as a nanny or something, so they feel that Chang Zai has not gone out.

Randomly opened one of the articles, and found that it recorded her life in junior high school.

It's just that this experience in junior high school is very different from her own experience.

Because the heroine here is a bad girl, and she does the same things as her, but the main task is to fall in love.

When Su Lele was in junior high school, she was quite well-behaved, and she didn't have any formal conflicts with her family.

However, the friends around her did not become like or hate her because of this.

In the second and third grades of junior high school, her father officially married her stepmother, and her personality gradually deteriorated...

This change in her attitude is also described in the novel, but in the novel, the focus is on how others redeemed her after she turned bad.

"You're actually looking at a work in which you are the protagonist." Su Fang leaned over to take a look, and then said with emotion: "I can't tell, you're quite narcissistic."

(End of this chapter)