131: Let’s tell the world then

Let’s tell the world then

Lu Zhaoyang was feeling uneasy after receiving a call from Madam Xue, and Huo noticed it when she entered his office.2

"What's wrong?" Asked Huo, spinning his pen.

"Nothing."

"Don't tell dumb lies in front of me. Spit it."

That was a blatant lie from Lu, as her face literally resembled the typical girl-in-misery expression from a romance genre.

I mean, if you don't want me to bother your life so much, how about you learn how to keep that expression away from me?

"I was thinking how Huang Dong would spend the money if you sponsored him a billion," said Lu, a random reason for her expression to dodge the bullet.

"Oh why? You want to join his wealthiness too?" Huo lifted his brows as the spinning pen promptly landed onto the table.

"O-of course not! You are way more worth than a billion," replied Lu to quickly to save the fire.

Still…Was it Huo Yunting in mommy's story? Or was she just poking things around to see?

What happened at the ballroom during Mayor's birthday remained at the ballroom.

It's not possible that people in Kyoto would know the story.

Lu was terrified by the idea of getting their relationship exposed to flashing lights.

That was when Huo Yunting got up from his throne quietly. The sudden action caught Lu off guard as she backed a few steps away from his desk, "I'm not sure who told my mother this but she asked me if I have a boyfriend already."

Huo continued walking towards her, with one hand in his pocket, exuding a wild insanity boiling in his entity especially through his eyes. He was smiling hazily.

Huo lowered his back slightly, with one corner of his lips raised to the edge, "If she wants her daughter to be a whore and break into people's relationship like her, she could just go get herself railed at the hotel. Seriously, why would such a senseless whore exist? When is she going to run a whore class? Do you get a discount for that?"

"Can you stop doing this? I seriously have no idea what's going on right now. I think my mother asks this without any ulterior motive. It's only natural for her to show her care this way as she doesn't know we are actually married."

Lu was helpless. Huo Yunting always managed to say the most harmful words without even understanding the situation.

"I see…" Gradually he squinted his eyes, "Let's tell the world then."

Tell…the world?

"No. How about this? I'll tell her on the phone that I'm not marrying anytime soon, not even dating and I have no interest, no time to invest in a relationship now," said Lu as she quickly pulled her phone out of her purse, dialing.

"Let me tell her that." Huo snatched the phone away.

"Give me that!" She reached her hands out to retrieve her phone but Huo raised his arms up high like a basketball player on a teasing feint.

"I've told you. If she's really that kind, she should be more than glad that you have engaged, regardless to whom you married. Given that, why can't the husband be me?"

"..."

Lu tipped her toes, trying to get the phone back hard as she began leaping with the documents in her embrace. The difference in height remained vast nonetheless. She could not even touch his wrist.

The folders fell all over the ground the moment she grabbed his arms like a monkey swinging.

She thought her weight would loosen his grip, yet it did not work. Huo was much stronger than she had imagined.

"If you want to test my stamina, darling, I suggest we test it on bed."

He then tossed the phone from the left to the right. Lu was demotivated, she let go and sank to the floor.

"You told me that she's just showing her care, she's just showing her love. If that's what she has been really showing, then she should be chuckling when she knew our families had connected much more than before."

Lu stared at his signature smile that shone bright like a summer sun.

It was a puppet smile, never sincere, never body and soul sincere.

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