Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Romina understood that River was trying to protect the children, and she respected that.

The two of them coordinated and issued separate but aligned statements to avoid raising suspicions of dishonesty.

And truly, their encounter had been a coincidence.

Just as Romina was about to hang up, River asked, "So, are you still arranging

my blind date at noon? And what about those ten sets of clothes you promised me as compensation? Are you bringing them to lunch, or do I get them another time?"

Romina fell silent for a moment, then replied, "Same place as always. The blind date is at Eaglioncile Hotel-it's one of the Lafond family's hotels. The security's tight, and I've already instructed the staff to keep it discreet. As the Lafond family's eldest daughter, they know better than to leak anything."

River exhaled in relief.

His biggest fear was that the gossip would make Romina cancel their lunch. Thankfully, she didn't.

And it helped that he'd gotten everything in writing. They had a signed agreement,

go back on it,

out, he'd march straight to Grandpa

with a grin. "Thanks

course, didn't feel like thanking

his idea to hold her accountable for supposedly ruining his reputation? Now she had to act

She had no one to blame

had she gotten drunk that

messes

silently vowed never to make

hanging up, Romina began to worry. Who should

had developed crushes on him after seeing him-despite the fact that he

some dispute or another, just to argue with her. And those encounters didn't

a dangerously

could make young

minutes, Romina pressed her intercom and called in her secretary. Soon,