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nElder Leng, who was sitting on the couch, raised his eyebrows in satisfaction. It appeared that his mischievous grandson had a few tricks up his sleeve when it came to wooing girls.

n“Who sent them?” Elder Chu looked rather astonished. It was not uncommon for men to give women flowers but it seemed quite exaggerated to give an entire truck full of flowers.

n“I’m not sure. The sea of flowers made me forget to see who’s the sender.” The question caught Li Xin by surprise and she stuck her tongue out sheepishly. “But I’m certain they told me the flowers are meant for the First Young Lady.”

nJust as she was speaking, several groups of people started moving the flowers into the house.

nThe living hall of the Chu Residence was not like the one of an average household. It was a massive area but the place was almost fully covered with flowers by now.

nThe rest of them, who had assumed that Li Xin had exaggerated the situation, were blinded by the boldness of those bright red roses.

nRed roses represented passion and true love!

nChu Ninger’s eyeballs nearly popped out of her head.

nThere was a massive group of movers hence they finished unloading the flowers in a matter of minutes.

nAfter the flowers had been arranged accordingly, a man of remarkable presence appeared gradually with a graceful bearing. He appeared in high spirits among the sea of flowers.

nChu Ninger stared with her mouth agape.

nPerhaps it was safe to say that all the women in the house watched on in disbelief.

nApart from Chu Wuyou, of course.

nThe corners of her lips twitched upon seeing the ostentatious man.

nThe man approached her while holding a bouquet of purple roses in his hands.

nPurple roses represented true romance. Precious and unique.

nThe man smiled gently as he delivered the bouquet to Chu Wuyou. His lips parted slightly when he said, “These are for you. Do you like it?”

nShe sighed quietly. Could she tell him no?

nMore importantly, could she bring herself to accept the bouquet?

nAlthough she and Ye Lanchen were only bound by a contract marriage, the man was too arrogant, too domineering, too egoistic.

nAnd she was his wife. The man would undoubtedly punish her terribly if the news of her accepting the sea of roses from Leng Rong was delivered to his ears?!

n“I’m sorry but I’m allergic to flowers.” Chu Wuyou retreated a couple of steps backward and faked a sneeze all of a sudden.

nMiao Lingling’s face fell though she did not comment further.

nChu Ninger pinched her own fingers angrily as she silently cursed her sister for failing to appreciate the man’s kindness. Simultaneously, however, she was also gratified by the woman’s misfortune.

nChu Wuyou must suffer the punishment for not being considerate of the man’s reputation.

n“It doesn’t matter. I’ll present you something else next time. One day, I’ll deliver the right presents.” Leng Rong was not affected at all. Instead, a gentle smile spread across his face like the spring breeze. He did not look as indifferent and stern as usual.

nThe man must be serious if he was willing to make changes for a person.

nAn intense jealousy took over Chu Ninger. For a split second, she wished for nothing but to see Chu Wuyou being shredded into a million pieces. Why her? Why?

nShe thought herself to be superior to Chu Wuyou in every way. However, why was the latter blessed with all the good fortune?

nElder Leng seemed rather pleased by his grandson. The rascal finally did something right for once. In spite of that, the old man put on a stern expression intentionally and scorned, “What use will he be if he can’t even give the right presents? Ignore him, Wuyou. Come sit with me.”

nThis caught Chu Wuyou by surprise. Elder Leng always managed to mess up her plan at the crucial timing, causing her to forget what she was about to say.

n“President, Young Master Leng gifted Madam a truck full of roses.” Secretary Liu informed the President over the phone again.

nPresident had ordered before going abroad that he must be informed of everything related to Madam. Secretary Liu figured this incident must definitely be made known to the President.

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