Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
Gong Jue sat at the dining table and listened to Gu Qiqi and his son bicker.
His mood was extremely plicated!
At first, he was angry that the little packrat had provoked Gu Qiqi and made her feel embarrassed.
Then, he was relieved that Gu Qiqi could always handle the little packrat in one second.
Then…
He felt inexplicably sad and uneasy. Why did he feel like Gu Qiqi and the little boy were like a couple who had just met and were arguing with each other?
Now, although the two of them were fighting and refusing to give in…
Why did he have a bad feeling that the two of them would be like a loving couple that became more and more emotional as they bickered?
He had originally hoped that the two of them would like each other. After all, these two could be considered the most important people in his life.
But if these two were so good that they were going to abandon him, he would not agree.
Gu Qiqi was his! Not his son’s!
At that moment, he realized that he was actually jealous of his son, and it was a jealousy about something that had yet to appear. Gong Jue’s expression turned even worse.
He refused to chat with these two people and wanted them to stop!!
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Just as Gong Jue, Gu Qiqi, and the little packrat were fooling around and eating dinner…
The entire news circle in the capital was about to explode.
A heavyweight message lay in the mailbox of almost every famous reporter that evening.
There were only a few words in it. “Two brothers vying for a daughter, putting on a shameless show!”
To the reporters, it was too mon for the two brothers to fall in love with a woman. It was not worth reporting at all.
There were still poor hunters in the remote countryside where seven men could marry one wife.
That wife would be on duty seven days a week, arranging a day for every man to have sex with her.
Damn it, it was really fitting to say that she was on duty!
pared to a wife that was always on duty, the woman who was loved by the two brothers was weak news.
Hence, at the beginning, the reporters did not take this report seriously.
However, when someone clicked on the photo sent by the informant, they were instantly shocked and speechless.
There were three photos.
The first photo was at the entrance of the hotel’s presidential suite.
A woman was pulled into the room by a man in a bathrobe.
The woman’s back was facing the camera.
The man’s face was clearly shown!
That person was actually the high and mighty leader of the empire, the current president, Gong Sheng!
The second picture was at the entrance of the hotel. Gong Sheng was getting into the car, and the woman was following closely behind. She seemed to be getting into the car as well.
Both of them were surrounded by bodyguards…
The woman’s back was still facing the camera as Gong Sheng’s face appeared on screen!
The third one was in the Chu family’s pharmacy in the golden diamond corridor.
Gong Jue was signing a cheque to buy jade when the woman stood opposite him with a gentle gaze…
This time, the woman’s side profile was finally revealed!
With the logic behind the three photos, it instantly made someone e up with a melodramatic drama about family ethics.
The two brothers, Gong Sheng and Gong Jue, were actually involved with the same woman!
One of them slept with that woman; the other actually spent money to buy that woman expensive rings…
Could the President’s stamina conquer that woman, or could the mander-in-chief, Master Jue, use his wealth to gain the hearts of beauties?
And who was this woman?
Was the relationship between the three of them? Did the Little Brother seduce Big Sister-In-Law? Or did Big Brother forcefully take Little Sister-In-Law?
The reporters felt that this plot was exciting and wished they could write a piece of news immediately.
After regaining their senses, the reporters quickly called the chief editor and the president to ask if this explosive news could be released first.
After all, the two men in the photo were figures who could shake the empire with just a stomp of their feet.
Release it? Or not?!
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