Spoiled Marriage: Big President, Little Sweetheart

Linnai thought in her heart that Chi Enen should be grateful, but still hypocritically said, "En, I mean, you don’t need to be entangled with the past. You are doing so well now. Why do you have to care about a predecessor who has no culture?"

This way of thinking of'I am weak, I am reasonable' has been used to the extreme in Linnaeus.

Chi Enen looked at her sarcastically, "You mean, she sold me at the time, because she sold someone who was good to me, so I should thank her for selling me, so that I have the opportunity to get in touch with that person?"

Linnaeus sneered, slandering in his heart, ‘isn’t it? Had it not been for her mother to force Chi Eun to take out the money from her grandfather for surgery, could Chi Eun have a chance to meet the man at the top of the pyramid? Can there be today? Other people's crows would deny it, but she was fine, thinking about the trivial things in the past, but she didn't remember the benefits she got.'

She thought so in her heart, but she didn't show it well on her face. She just said, "She didn't do it right, and I have admitted that she did it wrong. But Eun, don't you have any losses?"

Chi Enen really wanted to slap her twice, looked at her coldly, and said mockingly, "There is nothing to lose? You think I broke up, dropped out of school, was kicked out of the house because of that incident, got pregnant first when I was unmarried, and was one of my own. If someone has lived and worked abroad with a child for five years, is it not a loss to you?"

Linnai shrank her neck under her gaze, and insisted, "."

Chi En'en had suffered before.

She even looked down on this illegitimate cousin who was pregnant with wild species at the age of 18. Who knew that the latter was pregnant with the child of a man whom women all over the world wanted to marry.

And also a genius.

It's a boy again.

After all the **** luck, my life is the same as when I started hanging out.

Chi En'en pursed the corners of his mouth, his eyes warmed, "You are right, the luckiest person I met is him."

Not someone else.

Lin Nai breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that Chi Enen agreed with her, and immediately said, "Yes, you think you have suffered a bit, but you met President Li, so you don't care about my mother. She has also been ill recently. She really regrets it and misses you very much."

Chi En'en only said that in her darkest time, meeting Li Beijue was the luckiest thing in her life. He didn't agree with Linnai's words. She felt that it was Lin Meiqi who asked her for money. She was forced to have a chance to get to know Li Beijue.

She hasn't reached that point in White Lotus.

When others sold her, she happily counted the money for others, and felt sorry for the hard work of others.

But Chi Enen didn't bother to continue arguing with her. For people who do not agree with the three views, no matter what you say, she can feel shamelessly that she is right.

Because there is only herself in her three views, as long as she is doing things by herself, no matter what is right or wrong, she can find a reason for herself.

Saying right or wrong with this kind of person is a waste of saliva.

Chi Eun threw the paper towel for wiping his hands into the trash can and asked directly, "Let’s say, what are you looking for me to do? Isn’t it because you want to talk to me about the past? Anything to say. I don’t have so much time. I'm spending here with you, I'm different from you, I have something to do."