Forced to Marry Mr. Billionaire

Chapter 232: Chapter 232 The First Promise

Otherwise, bearing too much sorrow, a person would break down, would be crushed.

Tang Yuchen was also worried that she couldn’t bear it, which is why he let her cry out.

Five minutes had long passed, yet the woman in his arms was still crying, just much more quietly.

She kept sobbing, her thin shoulders continuously trembling, inexplicably tightening his heart and making his mood somewhat heavy.

His large hand caressed her head as he gently rubbed it, making his first promise to her, "Stop crying. As long as you are my wife for a day, I won’t let anyone hurt you even a bit."

An Ruo suddenly stopped crying, she looked up and pushed him away, wiping her tears she said lightly, "Thanks, it’s already pretty good that you don’t hurt me."

Tang Yuchen wasn’t angered by her words, he looked at her and smiled, "If you behave, why would I hurt you?"

"Why should I behave as you say?" An Ruo sharply retorted.

mood was awful today; anyone who upset

like women who are obedient,"

coldly laughed, "Sorry, I can’t

head with amusement, his tone seemingly carrying

looked towards the window, her eyes drooping dimly; her only weapon was her sharp

did she have the strength to confront them—other than protecting herself like a hedgehog, what else could she

upon returning to the villa, Tang Yuchen instructed the servant to

feel like eating and went upstairs to

ask her whether she planned to reclaim her

issues were currently beyond An Ruo’s consideration; she was physically and mentally exhausted and didn’t want to think

Ruo had slept, but in her dreams, she cried in sorrow; when she woke up in the afternoon, she felt as though she had had a big cry, completely drained. However, the pain and grievances in her heart had lessened quite a bit; crying indeed was good

Nuo for hotpot; when An Ruo left the house, Tang Yuchen asked

Nuo called out excitedly

Ruo’s mood improved

ordered all your favorite dishes. I also got a dozen beers, tonight we won’t go home