CEO's Coddled Sweet Wife

Four years.

With his life, his father gave her the position of the child's daughter-in-law in the Roche Empire. He had squeezed out the girl he held in his heart, but how could the heart that had already taken root in his heart be squeezed out with her?

At 6am, the convoy arrived at Dubai's 7-Star Sailboat Hotel.

Tang Wanyi, who followed behind, kept a distance from him as they walked together with his American colleagues.

Suddenly, Luo Juntian stopped walking, and the people behind him all clashed into a crowd.

Someone couldn't stop the car, and pushed Tang Wanyi out of the way, causing her to hit her head on Luo Juntian's back.

"Ahh!"

"Boss Tang ~ ~ ~ ~" That colleague who committed such a heinous crime was screaming until he trembled like a ghost.

Tang Qinghu propped himself up onto his back and knitted his brows in anger. Staring at the back of his head, he finally stopped.

With his long arms grabbing towards her, Luo Juntian pulled her close to him. With a cold expression, he smiled at her as if he was only going to smile at her, envious of her. "Madam CEO, let's go together!"

Her fingers accidentally touched the back of his hand. It was a warm sensation, and she wanted to distance herself from him. However, with a kind of desire, it confused her mind.

Upon entering the elevator, Tang Wanyi immediately retracted his hand and quietly lowered it to his side.

Luo Juntian turned his head, revealing a look of disappointment.

As the elevator rose up, the silent atmosphere was suffocating.

"Last night, I wanted to tell you something. It has something to do with you. But you left too fast, so you didn't have the chance to hear it!" Luo Juntian spoke slowly from the side, breaking the silence.

Tang Wanyang looked at him with a puzzled expression, "It has something to do with me?"

"That's right!"

Luo Juntian raised her eyebrows and revealed a brilliant smile, causing all the hair on his body to stand on end. This man's smile was extremely beautiful, but her heart was filled with viciousness, so she was sure that it was definitely not a good thing.