We agreed it was just a hug, why did you actually do it?

Su Weile smiled and took the initiative to kiss Tang Shaowu. "I was wrong, I was really wrong."

After all that commotion, Su Weile's earlier infatuation had long since dissipated.

He was like an excited little leopard, his clear eyes wide open, so lively he couldn't be held down at all. He was completely uncooperative.

Tang Shaowu suppressed his anger and slowly soothed him;

Su Weile finally quieted down, but after a short while, she started making a ruckus again.

For the same reason, the two of them could never reach a consensus on the first position.

The two started fighting again over this, and eventually they both got a little angry.

Su Weile finally realized that Tang Shaowu's muscles weren't just for show; he was indeed much stronger than her.

When you realize the disparity in strength is too great, and you really can't beat them.

Su Weile angrily said, "Tang Shaowu, you bastard, you son of a bitch!"

Then, just like last time, she turned her head sharply to the side and refused to look at Tang Shaowu anymore.

Tang Shaowu quietly watched him get angry.

Her voice, however, was full of allure as she said, "You really don't like this? You don't like seeing me at this time, or you just don't want to face this matter."

Su Weile knew Tang Shaowu's persistence on certain things. Although he felt embarrassed, he was afraid that Tang Shaowu would misunderstand him like last time.

So I mustered up the courage to say, "Can't I just feel embarrassed? You're not me, of course you wouldn't understand. It's easy for you to say that when you're not in my shoes. You're a grown man, and you don't even know how to be considerate of me."

Tang Shaowu couldn't help but laugh when he saw Su Weile acting like a young master.

"Okay, I was wrong. I forgot that our Lele is a young master, and that's when he's most concerned about his image. So tell me, what should I do to make you feel especially proud?"

Su Weile was so angry that she stopped talking.

Tang Shaowu looked at him seriously and said, "Now, strike a pose that you think makes you look the most respectable."

Su Weile, still confused, slowly got up and sat up against the headboard, saying defiantly...

"What do you mean? I look handsome even when I sit down casually."

Tang Shaowu smiled and said, "Yeah, you're really handsome. Now you better hold on tight."

Tang Shaowu bowed calmly in his sight. Su Weile never imagined that Tang Shaowu would go to such lengths for him. The high and mighty, arrogant Tang Shaowu was bowing down in front of him like this. Su Weile felt like he was going crazy.

This time, Tang Shaowu completely lowered his guard, thoroughly opening Su Weile's heart and making a good start for his future happy life.

The little leopard, its fur now smoothed out, was no longer baring its teeth and claws. The docile big cat began to give in to its every whim, its emotions naturally revealed in its lazy and relaxed state. Tang Shaowu's eyes never left Su Weile.

This was a very satisfying night for Tang Shaowu.

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Su Weile's phone rang, and seeing that it was her uncle, she simply answered it on speakerphone.

The uncle's voice was filled with barely concealed excitement, "Lele, we're all ready now, we're heading out to the address you sent. Where are you? Are you coming with us?"

Su Weile glanced at the time. It would take her uncle and the others at least an hour to get here from home. "Oh, Uncle, you guys go ahead. I live very close by; we can just meet at the gate."

After hanging up the phone, Tang Shaowu touched Su Weile's neck and said, "You don't need to go over there. I'll have someone take them. You should get some rest today."

Su Weile moved her aching limbs and grimaced, saying, "My God, my back is about to break."

I think I'll go over there; it's not far anyway. It'll be good exercise.

While rubbing his lower back, Tang Shaowu said, "I have work to do in a bit. I'll have Uncle Xu keep you company."

Su Weile laughed and said, "Oh, you go ahead with your work. I don't need you to keep me company. I won't get lost in the villa. Don't worry."

Su Weile knew in her heart that even if Tang Shaowu didn't have a job, he wouldn't go there personally for such a small matter.

Tang Shaowu was very approachable when he was with him.

She'll relax and lie down with him to read, and she'll personally drive him to faraway places just for a delicious cake. She'll indulge him in many things and make him feel comfortable.

But in front of others, Tang Shaowu is Young Master Tang of Jinhai. He represents that small group of people who wield power and money.

He was a legendary figure whose name was widely known but whose face was rarely seen.

The social circles that others flock to and desperately want to enter are, for Tang Shaowu, countless social engagements that he turns down every day.

Su Weile arrived at the entrance of the villa early and waited. He wasn't feeling well today, so he simply leaned against a car while waiting. He didn't pay attention to what kind of car it was; he just found one that was relatively high and comfortable to lean against.

They didn't even notice whether there was anyone else inside this car, which offered such high levels of security and privacy.

Su Weile sometimes gets angry. Seeing his aunt and her son like that, he really doesn't want to get involved with them.

But he also felt sorry for his uncle, who was so old when he remarried.

As he gets older, my uncle is becoming more and more concerned about his family, whether he has his own child or not.

Su Weile sometimes wondered, what difference does it make whether such a marriage and such a family exist or not?

Given Su Yicheng's current behavior, Su Weile really can't imagine that he would take good care of his uncle when he gets old.

But there's no time to worry about that now. At least my uncle still wants to maintain this family and still wants this son, so as his nephew, Su Weile will help him.

Su Weile hadn't told her father about this before, and now that it was resolved, she was even less inclined to say anything. After all, telling him would only cause her more trouble.

Su Jun had never thought highly of his uncle's stepson. His father had once said that the child's eyes were not pure, indicating that he was too greedy, wanted too much, and was not easily satisfied.

Su Weile couldn't help but think, "Old Su is really something, he hit the nail on the head. No wonder he's my dad."