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Chapter 357: Chapter 357: Glory From Below (34)

Chuzheng put down her things and came over, pulling a shirt over his head, taking the opportunity to grab his hair twice.

When it was time to put on pants, Jiang Liang finally moved and wouldn’t let Chuzheng help him.

He hastily pulled on his pants.

Suddenly, two red items appeared in front of him.

Chuzheng handed them to him, casually stroking his head, “Don’t argue anymore in the future.”

Always arguing means you’re not being good.

Jiang Liang: “…”

Marriage certificates!

“Is this fake?” Jiang Liang blurted out.

Chuzheng glanced at him, “It’s real.”

Am I the kind of person who would use a fake to fool someone with a Good Person Card?

“…” Jiang Liang took a moment to find his voice again, “Don’t… don’t I need to go?”

Chuzheng, the domineering CEO: “You don’t need to.”

“…”

Why don’t I need to go?!!

Jiang Liang flipped open the marriage certificate; he was unfamiliar with the photo on it. When had he ever taken such a photo with her?

Had he really married her just like that?

Jiang Liang felt a surge of warmth in his heart, as if there was a stream of heat flowing through him, reaching every limb.

After the joy, Jiang Liang calmed down slightly.

Something isn’t right…

He had clearly told her before it was just a game.

But this was much better than the game.

Jiang Liang lay on the couch and snapped a photo to send to Xia Mufan.

Xia Mufan, who had been playing games all night, was startled awake by the picture Jiang Liang sent and shakily typed a reply.

—Did you photoshop this?

—It’s real.

—Let me take a moment.

He had just gone to sleep.

How did his boy get hitched to someone else the moment he woke up?!

–

“We’re not telling Uncle and Auntie?”

Jiang Liang followed Chuzheng around, visibly nervous and uneasy.

“If you want to tell them, then tell them.”

“… They are your parents.” Jiang Liang had never seen his own parents and didn’t know what it felt like to have a mom and dad.

But the thought of interacting with someone other than Chuzheng made him somewhat afraid.

Especially if that person was her parents.

He was afraid of not making a good impression and them not liking him.

“Yeah.” Chuzheng said indifferently, “If you want to tell them I’ll speak to them, if you don’t want to, then I won’t.”

It would save trouble anyway.

“I’ll… I’ll tell them when I’m ready,” Jiang Liang felt that Chuzheng was considering his feelings.

She’s so kind.

Jiang Liang suddenly joked, “Does this count as me marrying into a wealthy family?”

Chuzheng looked at him strangely, “You want to marry into a wealthy family?”

Jiang Liang blinked, “Aren’t you one?”

Chuzheng shook her head, “Not at the moment.”

I’m just rich, it has nothing to do with being a wealthy family.

“…”

Her level of wasting money, and she’s not from a wealthy family?

Jiang Liang felt that his own secret stash would be under a lot of pressure in the future.

But if he worked hard, perhaps… might… possibly…

Jiang Liang scurried back to the bedroom, took out his card, then scurried back out, laying them all out in front of Chuzheng.

Chuzheng: “!!”

What are you doing!

“For you.” The boy’s face wore an obedient smile.

Chuzheng: “…”

Has the Good Person Card gone crazy?

I asked you to help me spend money, now why are you giving me your cards!

“Jiang Liang.” Chuzheng called him, Jiang Liang carefully moved closer to Chuzheng, she hugged him into her arms, “You don’t have to give me money, you know?”

“But…”

Chuzheng kissed him without warning.

After that, Chuzheng stroked his head, “Good boy.”

Jiang Liang: “…”

But aren’t boys supposed to provide for their family?

Jiang Liang’s card wasn’t given away in the end, but instead, Chuzheng stuffed a card into his hand.

Jiang Liang later sneaked a peek at the balance on the card, and it scared him so much that he stuffed all his own cards into the bottom of a cupboard and weighed them down with a few books on top.

It was too embarrassing.

Jiang Liang felt that Chuzheng was very rich, but she didn’t seem to come from that kind of wealthy, influential family.

It didn’t pressure him.

So Jiang Liang didn’t have conflicts like those seen on TV, due to different mindsets.

–

Chuzheng was extremely pleased with Jiang Liang; he never thought about going out, so she didn’t have to figure out how to keep him inside.

But since the day Jiang Liang had asked to get ready to meet her parents, Jiang Liang had started thinking about going out…

“What are you doing?” Chuzheng watched as Jiang Liang got dressed and put on a mask and glasses. Was he planning to run away?!

When Jiang Liang glanced sideways and saw the person standing by the door, he suddenly became nervous: “I… I have an appointment with a psychologist.”

He thought she had been asleep…

“Psychologist?” Chuzheng pulled him back: “What psychologist are you seeing?”

Jiang Liang’s beautiful blue eyes blinked lightly: “I want to get better.”

“You’re fine,” Chuzheng said with a stiff face.

Jiang Liang froze for a moment, his speech suddenly stumbling: “I want to get better, to be like normal people.”

He had seen quite a few psychologists before, trying to get treatment.

But it wasn’t long before he gave up.

Yet after a while, he would start looking for a new psychologist again.

It was a cycle.

“You’re fine,” Chuzheng emphasized.

Was he really okay?

Jiang Liang didn’t feel good at all.

But she said he was fine…

Jiang Liang’s heartbeat sped up: “Do you… really think I’m fine?”

No one thought he was fine.

Xia Mufan thought he was not okay the way he was, always wanting him to interact with more people and not be alone all the time, saying that such seclusion would ruin him.

“Mm,” Chuzheng nodded.

The Good Person Card is of course good.

It has to be good even if it’s not.

“But I still want to go,” Jiang Liang said weakly.

He really wanted to be like a normal person, to walk with her, and not be like that every time they went out.

Chuzheng: “…”

Chuzheng was silent for a few seconds before she went to change her clothes: “Let’s go.”

“You’re coming with me?”

“Mm.” Otherwise, what if you run into a weirdo when you’re out!

A smile appeared on Jiang Liang’s face: “You’re really nice.”

Chuzheng cast him a complicated look, reached out and stroked his hair a couple of times, the soft strands somewhat improving her mood.

Even though the Good Person Card is duplicitous, since his hair is soft, I’ll forgive him.

Chuzheng felt both magnanimous and kind-hearted.

[…]Miss, what exactly do you see yourself as!

–

Perhaps because he was accompanied by Chuzheng, Jiang Liang found this therapy session much more relaxed. The psychologist said that Jiang Liang’s situation was quite serious and needed to be addressed slowly.

The doctor warned that if Jiang Liang kept going like this, it was very likely more conditions would emerge.

Chuzheng was truly worried about Jiang Liang’s health.

No matter how unwilling she felt deep down, she would still take him for treatment on a regular schedule and supervise him to complete the tasks set by the doctor.

“There’s a castle battle today. Are you logging in to the game?” Jiang Liang, clutching his laptop, ran over to Chuzheng, asking like a child with a question.

Chuzheng thought of the terror of being dominated by the last castle battle.

She decisively shook her head.

No!

Not logging in! @@novelbin@@

“Then I’ll log in…” Jiang Liang said softly.

“Mm.”

Jiang Liang, holding his laptop, wanted to return to his room but was pulled back by Chuzheng: “Just stay here.”

Jiang Liang was pulled onto the couch by Chuzheng, who wrapped her arms around him from behind. Jiang Liang pursed his lips and turned to kiss her on the face.

Then he opened his laptop and logged into the game.

Chuzheng rested her chin on his shoulder, boredly watching him play.

Truly bored, Chuzheng began kissing him.

Jiang Liang’s focus was disrupted: “Died… died, stop kissing me.”

“Don’t you like me kissing you?”

“…I… like it.” Jiang Liang’s ears reddened, and he was as docile as a Little White Rabbit: “But I’m playing a game.”

“You play your game.”

“…”

How am I supposed to play with you like this!!