Sir, How About A Marriage novel Chapter 47

After Cheng Che got off the plane, he was ˜dragged' back to the company. Thereafter, the secretary moved the small mountain of files to his office.

Cheng Che picked up the document on top as he asked the secretary, "Isn't this Mr. Mu's documents?"

The secretary nodded. "Mr. Mu asked you to deal with them because he's busy."

"Busy? What's he up to?" Cheng Che took a sip of the coffee that was just made by the secretary.

The secretary fell silent for a moment. She gulped, clearly nervous, before she said in a small voice, "Mr. Mu is busy spending time with his wife."

Upon hearing this, Cheng Che choked on his coffee and began to cough violently.

The secretary hastily handed her a boss a few pieces of tissue paper as she looked at him sympathetically.

Cheng Che took the few pieces of tissue paper from her as he said, "C-Come again?"

The secretary cleared her throat and repeated her words. "Mr. Mu said that he wants to spend time with his wife so he's busy. He asked you to help him with this."

"Is he even human? I just got off the plane! I have been on a business trip for more than ten days! I'm still jet-lagged!" Cheng Che said indignantly.

The secretary straightened her back immediately, frightened by her boss' outburst.

"W-Wait! Wife? He said he wanted to spend time with his wife?" Cheng Che asked.

The secretary nodded.

How could it be? Did Mu Chen not marry that woman only to appease his grandmother? Was his marriage not a marriage of convenience? Spending time with his wife? What was going on?

Cheng Che was stunned and confused. What happened over the past ten days? Mu Chen was only thinking about spending time with his wife while he had been so pitiful, worrying about the company when he was abroad.

The secretary silently handed Cheng Che his mobile phone.

Cheng Che glanced at her as he pushed his glasses on the bridge of his nose out of habit. He took the phone and scrolled through it before asking the secretary, "What did I miss?"

The secretary said carefully, "Just the beginning of the story. You'll be able to catch up with the drama quickly."