Celebrity Girl Is My Wife

“What did Nan Chen say?” asked Cheng Xiangyun who squeezed Ning Ran’s shoulder to comfort her.

“What else could that poker face say? He said he wanted to take the kids away.”

“Nan Chen didn’t seem like an unreasonable man,” said Cheng Xiangyun who was a little suspicious.

“Hey, are you seduced by that face?” demanded Ning Ran, “Do you think he’s a good person? Whose side are you on, woman?”

“Quit talking nonsense. I’m on your side,” said Cheng Xiangyun, “I just meant if he said, in actual direct words, that he wanted to take them away?”

“No, he didn’t, but his intentions were clear. Kids of the Nan Family must be raised by the Nan Family.”

“That request makes sense,” agreed Cheng Xiangyun, “Think about it. The Nan Family is the richest and most powerful family in Flower City, and they have way more resources than ordinary families. Those kids will be much better off there than they would be if they were to grow up in a poor neighborhood like this. Moreover, if the kids were accepted, you, as their mother, would also become a part of the family. You won’t need to shoot movies anymore and would be able to live a luxurious life.”

As she spoke, Cheng Xiangyun’s eyes shone like she was the one who was about to be a part of a rich family.

“You’re too naïve, woman,” dissed Ning Ran who glared at Cheng Xiangyun.

“How am I naïve?” refuted Cheng Xiangyun.

“As you know, the poker face and I had been at odds ever since we met, and every meeting since then had only further that distaste for one another.”

“And now, we’re forced to be a family, but that small connection wouldn’t make him accept me.” “You didn’t see the way he looked at me. It was like I wasn’t even human. That poker face never thought about accepting me and wanted to pay me some money to get me to leave so that he could take the kids away,” explained Ning Ran with her teeth gritted.

“If that is the case… How much did he offer?”

“F*** you! You think I should just accept that money?” growled Ning Ran, “Are you insane? Do you think I’d abandon my kids for money?”

“Here’s the thing. I’m gonna be brutally honest now, but you have no fighting chance against the Nan Family.”

“I know,” said Ning Ran as she nodded, “That was why I didn’t want to make things worse with that poker face.”

“If it comes down to it, you may as well take the money. They’re taking the kids away regardless of whether you accept the money anyway so you may as well just accept it. Accepting the money doesn’t mean abandoning the kids. With that money, you can do a lot of things for yourself and the kids, right? By the way, exactly how much was he offering?”

Ning Ran was speechless. That Cheng Xiangyun was still focused on the money.

kids,” said Ning Ran as she sprung up, “They’re my

on your side,”

Nan Family’s Commoner Residence

Zhengde, was already waiting when

was in his seventies, Nan Zhengde was still alert and

grandpa?” said Nan Chen

Nan Zhengde ordered

with his back

said Nan Zhengde, “You don’t have to

Nan Chen was unable to do so because if his grandfather called him over that late at night, then it must be something important,

get to

I’ll be straightforward,” said Nan Zhengde, “Nan Chen, you

someone up before criticizing them so that the blow was softened. Being aware of

of complaints that said you lied about being sick and caused the share prices to fall.” “I didn’t talk to you about it until

Zhengde’s tone was calm and carried

happen,” Nan Chen

canceled the trip to Europe so you had to feign your illness to prevent

He knew he couldn’t keep his grandfather in the dark so he never planned

I should give you the chance to explain yourself.” “Grandpa trusts

Chen nodded again to say that he

the head of the Nanshi Corporation, you are aware of how important it

dinner with someone,” answered Nan

that was so important to you that you are willing to sacrifice that much just to have dinner with

and a

are they? Are they some sort of

“No, just two kids.”

moment he heard that it was two kids, he lost

that important just to have

his phone and

those eyes, Nan