The Beautiful Wife of the Whirlwind Marriage

"There's no need for that." He threw his blanket down. "I'll sleep on the couch. You sleep on the bed."

He considered himself a gentleman; it was only right to decline.

Lin Che could fall asleep anywhere. But for someone like Gu Jingze who lived in such a huge house, he wasn't a person who could adjust to inconvenience.

"It's alright. I'll sleep on the couch. For real. I'm used to doing that at home. At your height, it would be uncomfortable to sleep on the couch," she said. She stood at his side and was prepared to pull his elbow. But before she could touch him, he blocked her with his elbow.

Lin Che fell directly to the ground and looked up at Gu Jingze who had completely written off her good intentions. She offered him the bed because she wanted to get along with him, but a mere touch displeased him.

Her anger began to rise slowly. Lin Che stood up and yelled, "Gu Jingze, are you crazy? Forget that I came to sleep on the couch out of kindness. What do you mean by this?"

Gu Jingze raised his impeccable eyebrows, lowered his head, and patted the part of his elbow that she had touched. He looked calmly at the frazzled woman beside him and said coolly, "Let me get one thing straight. You caused all of this to happen. You're saying that you were being kind. Don't you think it's a little late now?"

"Even... even if I drugged you, I didn't make you push me down. You... you could have rubbed me off by yourself, but you pushed me down instead. I should be the one to complain." As she said this, she felt even more sheepish, but she refused to give in verbally.

It was his fault for being such a jerk.

"You..." It had not registered to Gu Jingze what "rubbed me off" meant, but when he understood it, he found it unacceptable that a woman could be this uncouth. Another layer of ice seemed to freeze over his face and he pointed his slender finger towards the door. "Get out!"

Lin Che froze, having no clue as to what she was thinking when she impulsively argued with him like this.

The more he looked down on her, the angrier she became. Glaring at him, she jumped onto his back. "Oh no! There's a rat. It's so scary! Rats are my greatest fear."

to irritate him

body latched onto him like a sloth, his body jolted and he instinctively tried to shake her off. "Let go!" He

to Gu Jingze who was at least 190cm, she was much smaller. Her body was different from a man's: it was as soft as silk and as pliant as water. She clung to his body like a thin snake, making him realize that even though she was very tall, she was very slender. Her pale fingers held onto his arm and were

his back felt more and

drug should have worn off a long time

his body

let go. There's a rat. I'm afraid of rats..." She held onto him for

felt his arm stretch out to grab her waist. He pulled her off his back and threw her down. Using the momentum, she held onto him and they both fell to the ground. When Gu Jingze regained his bearings, right before him was

subconsciously pushed away the delicate body that had fallen

part of her chest where his arm had jabbed her. It hurt so much that

chest while tears flowed down her porcelain cheeks. Strangely, his heart lurched

frustrated, he regained his rationality and started reprimanding himself. He had indeed gone overboard; she was merely a girl in her early 20s, but she had been forced to accept this marriage without

all, it was both their fault. She was not the only one

too emotional. To be honest, I'm just like you. I haven't gotten used to having a woman beside me. I didn't push you because I dislike you, actually... I

was unexpected; she raised her teary eyes in surprise

thought to himself, Since they had to live together, he should tell her

all women make me feel uncomfortable. It's not simply that I can't touch them. I will even develop rashes, vomit repeatedly, and my blood will flow

not understand. "Such an illness exists? Is it a psychiatric

his back straight as a ramrod as always; he looked completely

still as water in a well. He was used to this. After all, he had seen