Hidden marriage for 999 days: Mr. Gu is addicted to doting his wife

Chapter 1309 Why is Life So Difficult 4
When He Jun returned to pick up Ding Yue, Ding Yue asked him what he had for lunch as soon as he saw him.

He Jun felt that Ding Yue was too nervous, so she fastened her seat belt considerately, so that she would not be under pressure, and he could arrange it.

Ding Yue shook his head, still worried: "That won't work, if parents don't want to go out to eat, we still have to go home to cook. You also know that my cooking skills... are so-so."

"That's not true!" He Jun stared, "You are not allowed to say that about my wife! My wife's cooking is delicious and delicious, full of love!"

"Slick tongue!" Ding Yue laughed, and loved to hear these things, but he was not forgiving, "I don't know who said that I don't want me to cook, I hope I don't touch the spring water with my fingers, just be a delicate and rich wife .”

"It's true what I said, but if you don't do it, I can't help it. I love you for nothing, and you are blessed and don't know how to enjoy it." He Jun was confident and helpless, sighed, and concentrated on driving.

Ding Yue looked at him with a smile, her eyes were gentle and focused, she stopped talking, just looked at him, and didn't disturb his driving.

As everyone knows, her girlish gaze of worshiping a male god made He Jun even more restless. She had to push her head aside and tell her to look out the window so as not to interfere with his driving.

Ding Yue snickered, as if she had returned to her girlhood, full of girlish hearts, and the air was full of sweetness.

When they arrived at the airport, there was still some free time, He Jun took Ding Yue to the flower shop and picked a bouquet of lilies and carnations.

Ding Yue was quite surprised, she didn't know that she needed to send flowers to pick up her parents, and she forgot that women love flowers.

She thought, after all, it was a difference in class. She belonged to the kind who knew how to live, while He Jun belonged to the kind who never worried about money since she was a child.

"Honey, take it first, I'll make a call." While waiting, He Jun gave the flowers to Ding Yue.

Ding Yue felt that the phone call was an excuse, and he wanted her to take the flowers and give them to her mother-in-law in her name, so as to please her mother-in-law.

This man has a lot to worry about, and he also maintains the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law for her.

After He Jun made the phone call, He Jun's parents also arrived, and the two picked up the plane together. Naturally, Ding Yue didn't want to give the flowers to He Jun abruptly.

"Dad, Mom, you are here!" He Jun rushed up to hug Mom and Dad like a child.

He Jun's father looked serious, and he didn't soften his love because of his son's hug, but he felt very good in his heart.

People need hugs. Women get a lot of hugs, but men rarely get hugs because they are embarrassed to be sensational.

"Mom, flowers and beauties are for you." Ding Yue sent lilies and carnations.

He Jun's mother had seen the flowers in Ding Yue's hands a long time ago, and guessed that they were for herself. Although she felt a little strange, she still liked being so valued.

She believes that between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, even hypocritical respect and attention are better than indifference.After all, they are all women, and they have vanity.

"It's very beautiful, I like it, thank you." He Jun's mother smiled happily, sniffed it lightly, and said it was very fragrant, then asked her husband to hold it, and muttered: "My daughter-in-law knows that I love flowers, but you don't."

He Jun's father smiled and said nothing.

He really has never done such a thing as sending flowers. Compared with romantic feelings, he is far behind his son.

Ding Yue smiled, and wanted to say that He Jun suggested sending flowers, but before he could open his mouth, He Jun saw that she wanted to give her father-in-law a step down, and immediately greeted her to get in the car and go home, and was interrupted.

(End of this chapter)