Madam Tan looked sternly at her daughter, who was throwing a tantrum in front of her.
"Tan Chengcheng, it's fine to say those things in front of me—I'm your mother, and the one I dote on the most is you. I spoil you unconditionally, but your father is different."
Tan Chengcheng suddenly shook off Madam Tan's hand, "Who do you want me to marry? Marry into a big family that can help your business grow even more? I'm not a tool for you to trade, I want to pursue my own happiness, to marry someone I love."
Tan Chengcheng had sincere feelings for Gu Xijue, ever since the day they met on their arranged date.
She had been captivated by Gu Xijue at that time, and from then on, no one else could enter her eyes.
To Tan Chengcheng, other men were just blocks of wood, completely unworthy of her attention.
Later, when she discovered that Gu Xijue's affection for Gu Xiaonuan was beyond that of siblings, it made Tan Chengcheng lose her composure, becoming irritable and jealous.
