marry a husband

Chapter 286
Recommend my other finished article "The rich can't afford to mess with"

Trial reading:

After I left the company, I didn't go home, but came alone to this red-lit bar, which I thought was a dishonest place in the past.

He was still wearing the tight wine red overalls, with a purple ribbon slightly tied on the collar, tied into a loose bow, fluttering in the wind.

This place is a so-called indecent place in front of those good children, and it is also the most hateful and despised place in the eyes of those parents.

And today I am coming here, not for anything else, just to vent, to vent the dissatisfaction in my heart, and the grievances that are full of grievances.

Before I came here, I told myself that today I must vent all the unhappiness in my heart, and I will never go to the beach again, never again.

(End of this chapter)