Married to the Protagonist

It was just Yan Cheng driving her to work every day, but a few days was enough to make the youngsters at the clinic begin discussing.

For example:

“Sure enough, a holiday is a necessary medicine to warm up a relationship.”

“Did you know that Dr. Chen’s husband is the famous Sixth Young Master Yan from the capital?”

“Of course, but who can compare him with the Sixth Young Master Chen from the rumors right now? Tsk tsk tsk, I seriously thought they were different people.”

“Sigh, I think it’s just our Dr. Chen’s skill.”

…

The whispering was endless.

In particular, Yan Cheng would always come and go from the clinic each time using the identity of the boss’s wife, regardless of whether outsiders were present or not. After looking at her with the most sickeningly sweet expression, it definitely contributed to the “office gossip”.

But this was just the starter.

The most important point came earlier, and they vaguely remembered it to be Valentine’s Day.

Yan Cheng sent her a bouquet of roses, and since then, a transparent vase had been added to her office, filled with different flowers every week.

At first, Chen Jinyao would take care of it personally, but when she went to Shanghai for a class reunion and took half a month off, the flowers were left to Xiao Liu to take care of.

Xiao Liu had a jaw-droppingly big mouth, and her rumors would always rise to another height out of nowhere.

Anyway, it was a combination of various factors that led to the current situation.

Chen Jinyao thought with a good temper that it was likely the entertainment industry had been quiet recently so they had no gossip to discuss, that was why she was pulled to the chopping board instead.

But as long as they didn’t go overboard, she wouldn’t care.

Occasionally, she would hear something funny and directly share it with Yan Cheng.

“Xiao Liu is right.” Yan Cheng got up and looked down at her, handsome brows raising. “No need to be humble, you truly are skillful with your husband.”

“…” Chen Jinyao was so shocked that her drowsiness was completely swept away. She lifted her eyelids and stared complicatedly at Yan Cheng, and only saying after a long pause, “Bullshit.”

She didn’t swear on purpose.

But that wasn’t the main point. What she wants to say is that it’s useless to pretend to be calm, and not to think she wouldn’t know.

When the relationship between men and women was pulled to the topic of couples, then you had to pay attention. You can never underestimate a woman’s intuition in picking up clues.

Chen Jinyao clearly knew that and did not deny it.

Two-fifths of the reason why Yan Cheng changed so much was because of her as well as the little guy in her belly.

But she wasn’t narcissistic enough to think that she had great charm, and she wasn’t a femme fatale like Su Daji. What’s more, even if she was Su Daji, she may not be able to prevent King Shang Zhou’s licentiousness.

So, while playing games on Yan Cheng’s phone.

She frantically scanned the contents of his phone after receiving his consent. Almost as if she had discovered a new world, she saw that he was following a joke blogger. At the age where spoiling your girlfriend is the right way to go and women were assertive, they liked writing daily posts between boy and girlfriends. The type of people who liked looking at these was frankly 95% female. In order to cater to their ideas and to stabilize their market, of course, they had to write about how a man should pamper his girlfriend…

Some posts were written so meticulously that they could be incorporated into real life.

There was also a very popular love story recently. And the so-called answer sheets for what an excellent boyfriend should do for their girlfriends. There were all sorts.

After reading too much, you’d be able to find out the little tricks behind them. Besides being funny, it can still be a bit too much.

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