Chenxing said, pinching his cheeks with both hands and pulling them apart, "Smile."
Gu Shaocheng's face tingled from her tugging, his lips curving into a smile.
"That's better, you should smile more." Chenxing released her grip with satisfaction. "I still remember a few years ago, once I stood at the door of your study, watching you scold your subordinates. You didn't say a word, but with that indifferent glance, those people who usually had their eyes on top of their heads didn't dare to breathe. Hua Hua and I were secretly hiding outside, watching, and he said you were simply terrifying, enough to scare someone to death!"
Gu Shaocheng dismissed it, "Exaggerated."
Chenxing pursed her lips, thinking it really was.
The car arrived at the inner residence; they had someone carry the children inside to rest, while the couple strolled under the moonlight, leaning on each other.
"Let me hold you." Among the pavilions and towers, Gu Shaocheng paused and spread his arms.
