Elvis Dean

He was a man of immense power and striking beauty, nobly aloof and coldly proud.
One day, a bodyguard reported, "Young Master, the Young Mistress has been falsely accused of meddling in someone else's relationship!"
"Expose the video of the other party breaking the hidden rules."
"Young Master, the Young Mistress has run away from home!"
"Pack up immediately, I'm going with her."
"Young Master, the Young Mistress has gone to a matchmaking event!"
The man was furious, seizing her cheeks in his hand, "Still daring to go on blind dates?"
【After Marriage】Qiao An propped her chin with her hand, gazing at the handsome man in the apron, her voice languid, "Husband~ Is there anything you can't do?"
The man's slender fingers fed her the peeled shrimp, "Yes, I can't leave you."
【Little Bun】
After being disciplined by dad's family law, little Bun's eyes brimmed with tears, "Mommy, am I still your Baobei? The kind that you can't bear to scold when I make a mistake, the kind you soften and hug me?"
(Heartwarming Petting)

His Beloved Darling

That exquisitely beautiful face stretched out her neck, trying hard to get closer to his.


However, the difference in height made her lose some of her imposing manner.


Mu Jingxi's thin lips curved in a pure sneer, "Xia Lin protected you with great merit, yet before his injuries are healed, you want to enslave him. Miss Qiao, do you have no conscience?"


Qiao An stamped her feet in frustration, "Mu Jingxi, you're talking nonsense!"


Xia Lin couldn't stand it either and said softly, "Mu, Miss Qiao didn't enslave me."


"Look!" Qiao An's face lit up with triumph, and she hummed smugly, "Xia Lin said it himself, I didn't force him!"


"Even if he is committed to his duty, you cannot take it for granted that he should protect you while injured."


In the end, it's just that he doesn't want Xia Lin to return to work!


Qiao An had seen through him, waved her hand dismissively, and chose not to engage with him, "Xia Lin, let's go back to base."


Chapter 160 Mu Shao's Self-Serving Philanthropy_1