Please Marry My Son (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 41
“Who?”
Eric asked, looking at Chase standing beside Alicia.
“A friend.”
“A friend?”
“Pleased to meet you. I’m Chase Spencer.”
Chase grinned and extended his hand toward Eric for a handshake.
Eric, caught off guard, took his hand and shook it.
“Eric Russell Gloucester.”
“Oh, feel free to speak casually. I’m the same age as Alicia.”
Chase chuckled warmly and spoke in a friendly tone.
“If you’re a Spencer, are you the son of Earl Spencer, the Undersecretary of the Interior?”
“The eldest son. Ah, come to think of it, Father must still be busy, right? I arrived from the Valua Empire yesterday but haven’t seen him yet.”
“Every department is swamped because of the demons.”
“That seems to be the case. I thought the Interior Ministry would be fine, though.”
“But the Valua Empire, of all places?”
Male lead reborn without memories — but he still falls for her.
The person he finds displeasing in this life turns out to be his cherished wife-master in previous life…
Xie Zhi and Fang Xianxing who had known each other for less than three days through a blind date sat in the same car in front of the civil affairs bureau. They had a disagreement and failed to get married.
Xie Zhi immediately took out his phone, slid through his contacts, and randomly selected the next marriage candidate.
The woman snatched his phone and hung up. Looking at his phone wallpaper, she awkwardly changed the subject: “An ancient painting, eh? It looks pretty good, it’s just that the person in the painting looks a bit like me.”
When he heard this, he sarcastically mocked her for being so delusional, completely unaware that, the person in front of him was the reincarnation of Wen Ru, the famous prime minister of Yuan Shun whom he most admired…
The female CEO who doesn’t want to get married with a divorce agreement in hand × The male archaeological researcher who will only get married if he’s sure he can get divorced
“In vino veritas” or words to that effect. Something pithy, yet profound.
He has my sympathy. I like opera music but not the singing. This not to say that I don’t understand, and appreciate, the talent and hard work (years of it!) that the singers have and go through. I just .. don’t like it.
Welp. That’s what ya get for assuming instead of saying.