The domineering president goes on a blind date

"You don't have to hide it from me. I have a history of being a fujoshi for ten years. I won't tell anyone." Tong Nuanwan blinked ambiguously.

"I don't like men. If you keep talking nonsense, I will kick you out." Li Anhe roared, and Tong Nuanwan shrank her neck.

"If you don't want to tell me, then don't tell me. Why are you so angry?"

"You framed me and refused to listen to my explanation. How could I not be angry?"

"Then why did you marry me?"

"When we got married, I made it clear that it was because my grandma was urging me to get married and I wanted to have some peace and quiet. Is there a problem with that?"

"Then how do you drive President Li's car?"

"Because..." Li Anhe pounded his chest, really wanting to tell her directly that he was Li Anhe. "I met President Li on a blind date that day, and President Li asked me if it was easy for me to have a blind date at my age, so he lent me his car to make things more convenient. Is there a problem with that?"

"Don't you have to have an external connection with your car and wife?"

"President Li is the richest man in North City. He has more cars in his garage than you have brain cells. Why would he care about this one car?"

"You and President Li really don't have that kind of relationship?"

"Of course not. If I like someone and want to be with her every day, how could I possibly marry someone else?"

"Do you have a special relationship with President Li? Of course you have to find someone to act as a cover."

"You... I feel like I'm an idiot if I talk to you now. Go to the corridor and calm down before coming back."

Li Anhe grabbed Tong Nuanwan's neck and dragged her to the door. A second before he opened the door, he spoke another sentence in Mandarin at the level of Level 1.

"I don't like men."

With a click, the door opened.

Li Anhe pushed Tong Nuanwan out.

"Ouch, what are you doing?"

"What are you doing?" Grandma Li looked at Tong Nuanwan being pushed out in surprise.

"Grandma, you're here, ah~" Tong Nuanwan wiped her eyes and threw herself into Grandma Li's arms crying, like a young wife who had suffered a lot of grievances.

"Oh, my granddaughter-in-law, you have suffered so much injustice. It's okay, it's okay. Grandma will take care of it for you."

Grandma Li had a kind look on her face just now, but when she looked at Li Anhe, she became fierce.

Did you learn face changing?

Li Anhe was secretly complaining in his heart.

"You come in."

"Grandma is not what you see." Li Anhe used his eyes to warn Tong Nuanwan to speak properly.

Tong Nuanwan raised her eyebrows and followed Grandma Li into the house proudly.

"Anhe, are you dissatisfied with the daughter-in-law chosen by your grandmother?"

"No, no." How dare he be dissatisfied?

"Even if you are not happy, you can't drive your wife out, right? Look at the weather outside. My granddaughter-in-law is only wearing a short-sleeved shirt. What if she gets frozen?"

"Grandma, it's 38 degrees outside."

"Stubborn."

Li Anhe rubbed his eyes. A good day of rest was ruined like this.

"My dear grandson, this is my only wish before I die. I want to have a great-granddaughter. Can't you fulfill my wish?"

Grandma Li is an old actress and she can cry at any time.

"Grandma, didn't you say before that your wish was for me to get married? Why is your great-granddaughter here again? How many wishes do you have?"

"Old man," Grandma Li sat down on the ground. Tong Nuanwan quickly supported Grandma Li and turned her face away, unable to hide her smile. "Why didn't you take me with you when you left? Look at your good grandson. It's useless to bully me."

"Grandma, you are in good health. You will have no problem living for another 20 years."

"Old man, your grandson said I was an old man who would never die."

Li Anhe held his forehead helplessly and sat down next to Grandma Li.

"Wanwan, I was wrong. I'm sorry. I was joking too much."

"That's more like it. Help me up."

Tong Nuanwan and Li Anhe helped Grandma Li up.

"Grandma, you should go to drama school for further studies."