Reborn As The Villain President's Lover

Chapter 28

Ji Qingzhou just woke up, he was still a little confused, so he nodded and asked him, “How long did I sleep?”

“Three or four hours, not too long.” Chu Cheng stood up, walked up to him and handed out the cup in his hand. “Here, try the tea I made.”

Ji Qingzhou took the cup, took a sip of it and eagerly praised, “Good.”

“Look how happy you are,” Chu Cheng sat down at the edge of the bed. “You haven’t offered your father any tea yet. Dad served you first.”

Ji Qingzhou immediately handed out his tea, “To Daddy.”

“Borrowing flowers to offer Buddha? Taking my tea to give me?”

Ji Qingzhou smiled, “I’ll make a pot of tea for you another day.”

“That’s more or less the same.” Chu Cheng looked at him. “All right, now that you’re awake, get up and eat. It’s time for dinner.”

Ji Qingzhou nodded and removed the quilt from his body.

Ji Qingzhou changed his clothes and both of them took the elevator to the restaurant downstairs for dinner. Ji Qingzhou, seeing Chu Cheng like this, did not intend to go back and asked, “Am I staying here tonight?”

“Otherwise?”

“Then I’ll have Xiao Qian pick me up in the morning.”

“No,” Chu Cheng said, “I’ll take you there. I’ll sit in your rest area tomorrow and see who dares to play under my nose.”

When Ji Qingzhou heard this, he looked at him. “I suddenly thought of an idiom.”

“What?”

“Fox and Tiger.” Ji Qingzhou held hands and looked at him. “I am like the fox walking behind you now.”

“You are like a fox in front of me.”

Chu Cheng put some food in his plate. “You are my man. I don’t think that you shouldn’t mention me outside. When I should be used to intimidate people, you should intimidate them. When I should come forward, you should call me. I’ll let you be the fox behind me, and you hide at the side. ”

Ji Qingzhou also reciprocated, as he explained, “It’s not the same. You let me go behind you. It’s nice of you, but I can’t walk behind you all my life.”

Ji Qingzhou was very clear about the relationship between them. Chu Cheng was a good man, with good temper and generous, so he didn’t care about his occasional coquetry and playing tricks on him.

However, there was only a one year’s contract between them. A year later, when the contract ended, Chu Cheng would go on to find new people he liked, and he would lose his backer.

Ji Qingzhou didn’t want to rely too much on him, much less on his rights. Otherwise, once Chu Cheng left in a year, he would not be able to adapt to it, and the people he offended this year because he borrowed Chu Cheng’s influence would attack him after his backer was gone.

For Ji Qingzhou, although he had not suffered much, it was not that he couldn’t bear hardships or that he didn’t know that there would be hardships. Newcomers would always be treated unfairly and needed patience. This was the same in any industry, especially in the popular entertainment industry. So many people who had no backers had survived in this circle. Ji Qingzhou did not feel inferior to others, so he could do what others could do.

He felt that Ji Qingzhou lived a sober life and understood that he knew what he was doing and what he wanted. He accepted his identity and even spoke soft words with him in a pettish manner, but he clearly knew the boundaries between them and would not daydream whimsically.