Monopolize My Mysterious Wife

Thea looked at the bright strawberries on the table and then calmed down. She sat down on the sofa, picked up a fork, forked a strawberry and put it in her mouth.

She ate with gusto while sending messages to Jian Qing on her cell phone.

"Maomao, smile." Kahn hugged Maomao and rocked it gently. From the corner of his eye, he saw Thea playing with her mobile phone, and an idea flashed in his heart.

He walked to the baby's cradle, leaned over and put the cat in, "Cat, be good, Daddy will play with you later."

As he spoke, he touched Maomao's soft little face, turned around, walked to sit down next to Thea.

Thea was chatting animatedly with Jian Qing and didn't notice his approach.

"Stinky Jane, you're teasing me again."

She muttered to herself, tapping her phone with her fingertips.

Ge Di, she felt a weight on her shoulders. She looked sideways and saw a long, slender hand on her shoulders.

Thea's dark green eyes dimmed, and she held back the ancient power in her body: "Kahn, give you one second to remove your chicken feet."

What the hell.

Those who dare to take advantage of labor and capital must be tired of living.

Kahn ignored her, his strong arm still resting firmly on her shoulders. He turned his head to meet her burning eyes.

"Thea, let's discuss something."

The serious tone made Thea's words about to get angry get stuck in her throat.

"Are you out of your mind today?" she blurted out.

Click.

The serious atmosphere that was finally created was shattered by her words.

"..."

The corner of Kahn's mouth trembled slightly, and a hint of helplessness flashed deep in his eyes.

"That's it. How long are you going to keep your chicken paw on the shoulders of workers? Do you understand that we should keep a distance between men and women?" Thea looked at him with disgust, stretched out two fingers to pinch Kahn's hand, and then casually A flick.

"Don't always take advantage of labor and capital, otherwise I will take the cats back to my own territory to live."

Kahn couldn't help but shake his head and chuckle as he listened to her repeatedly claiming "labor and capital" and saying that men and women should keep a distance.

"If you have anything to say, tell me immediately." Thea moved to the side to increase the distance between the two.

However, when she moved a step, Kahn followed suit.

Thea saw from the corner of her eye that she had moved to the edge of the sofa, and there was no room to retreat. She glared at him angrily: "What do you want to do by staying next to me?"

He didn't sit in so many places, but followed her closely.

Are you looking for a beating?

"Let's talk." Kahn reached out and clasped her wrist, and with some skill, pulled her in to prevent her from accidentally falling down later.

"Let go." Thea glanced sideways at the dirty hand grabbing her wrist, her dark green eyes showing a somewhat unfriendly light.

"Let go first, otherwise there will be no discussion."

Hearing this, Kahn reluctantly let go of his hand, and Thea immediately withdrew her hand.

"Speak in two minutes. Don't interrupt my chat with my Jane."

Kahn took a deep look at her, and unexpectedly stretched out his hand to hold her face. Seeing the dark green eyes reflecting his face, he smiled with satisfaction.

"Thea, let's get married!"

Hearing his solemn tone, Thea was stunned for a moment, unable to recover for a long time.

"Wha, what?" She was so surprised that her tongue was tied.

Did she just have a hallucination?

He actually said the word marriage. Did she hear it correctly?

Kahn looked at her dumbfounded look, raised his lips and smiled, and repeated: "Thea, marry me and let me give you and Cat a complete home, okay?"

During these days, he had become accustomed to living with her and their baby daughter by his side. He couldn't imagine what he would be like without them.

But at least one thing is certain, his world will become gloomy from now on, and he will even lose the motivation to live.

Thea finally came to her senses, quickly brushed his hand away, stood up, not even bothering to put on her slippers, and took two steps back.

"Kahn, this joke is not funny at all." She said sarcastically.

Kahn stood up and locked eyes with her: "Thea, you know I'm not joking. I want to build a happy family with you and our cat, a family that belongs to our family of three."

Meeting his gaze, Thea quickly avoided it, her eyes evasive and said: "Kahn, I haven't thought about getting married yet."

Yes, she had forgiven him, but she hadn't really thought about getting married. Anyway, even if she was alone, she could afford to keep Cat Cat.

And as it is now, it would be nice for the three of them to live under the same roof, and there is no need to get married.

Well, to sum it up in one sentence, she has marriage phobia.

Marriage was something she had never considered in her life so far.

Kahn took a step forward, "I never thought about it before, but now I can think about it. I can wait, as long as you are willing to take a step."

He didn't care how long he waited for her, but he was afraid that she wouldn't even give him a chance to wait.

Thea scratched her head and looked at the sincerity in his eyes, feeling a little headache: "Kahn, actually our current relationship is very good, you can take care of Maomao at any time, I won't take her away secretly, you You can see her every day.”

Kahn's eyes darkened, "Do you think I proposed marriage just because of Maomao?"

"No matter what the reason is, Kahn, I really haven't considered getting married." Listening to his deep voice, Thea lowered her head and whispered.

Kahn looked at the woman with her head lowered across from him and was silent for a moment. Then he opened his long legs and walked in front of her in two or three steps.

"I never thought about it before, so now just think of it as it's for me and think about it, okay?"

The deep and hoarse voice contained a bit of ardent prayer.

"You..." Thea looked up at him, unable to speak harsh words.

Suddenly remembering something, Kahn dropped his words and hurried upstairs: "Wait for me here."

As soon as he went upstairs, Thea breathed a sigh of relief.

She patted her cheek and shook her head vigorously.

Thea, wake up.

Marriage is a major event in life, and it cannot be left in the dark.

After a while, rapid footsteps came from the stairwell.

Thea turned her head to look, and in the blink of an eye, the man rushed in front of her.

"Thea, this is for you."

Running too fast, Kahn gasped slightly and put the document bag in her hand into her hand.

Thea looked down at the document bag in her hand, which was heavy.

"What's this?"

"This is the transfer of all my property." Kahn said.

Hearing this, Thea felt that she had taken a hot potato, and she quickly threw it back to him: "Why did you give me this? Take it back."

Kahn refused to answer and forced himself into her arms.

Then, he said: "This is the betrothal gift, and it is not allowed to be returned to me."

Thea looked at the forced document bag and looked at him speechlessly: "I didn't say I wanted to marry you, why did you give me a betrothal gift?"