Synopsis: On her eighteenth birthday night, she was framed by her fiancé and stepsister, who brought paparazzi to catch her in bed. Her reputation therefore was ruined.
In order to avenge herself, she had to seek a big protective umbrella.
One night, Bryson Cordova, the wealthiest man in Peace City, stood in front of her.
Audrey Koch, who was drunk, looked at the long legs in front of her and got furious, "It's not big at all!"
The next morning, Audrey woke up with a sore back.
Bryson asked, "Is it big?"
Audrey was lost for words.

A Sweet Night: The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently

When Harold got home, he saw Audrey was reading a book on the sofa. She fell asleep with a blanket covering her body while Bryson was sitting with a laptop on his knee.


Harold was about to call Bryson as Bryson made a gesture to keep quiet.


Seeing that gesture, Harold did not say anything.


However, Harold still disturbed Audrey, who was sleeping soundly.


Audrey opened her eyes in a daze when she saw Harold. Audrey said in a slightly hoarse voice, "Quentin."


Audrey moved a little and the blanket fell to her feet. She was slightly surprised when she tilted her head and saw Bryson sitting next to her.


"When did you wake up?" Audrey wondered.


"I've been awake for a while." Bryson smiled and looked at Audrey. He raised his hand and removed the hair on her temples behind her ear.


Audrey was reading a book to accompany Bryson, but she unexpectedly fell asleep.


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