Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 224

Chapter 224: The Most Beautiful Medal

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

“Gu Zi, I’ve come to marry you,” Su Shen said dotingly.

After speaking, he stood up straight. Gu Zi had some questions to ask him, and just as she was about to speak, he took out a thick black book from behind and handed it to her.

Her hands were slender and beautiful, with a rich and fair complexion. The nails had a faint pearly sheen, just like the woman herself, as if she carried a halo of light.

She flipped open the book, and her eyes revealed a hint of surprise. She looked up at the man, who remained calm and gestured for her to continue flipping through.

She did as she was told. Every page after that shocked her. This man indeed hid some things from her.

He said, “This book is specially made, usually kept in a secret compartment in my room. Besides me, no one else knows about it. You are the second person to see this book.”

Flipping through the book in her hands, though she already had an idea, she still wanted to hear him say it in person. She asked, “What does this mean?”

Su Shen knelt down on one knee in front of her and placed his large hand on the edge of her dress. He explained solemnly, “I haven’t actually retired from the military yet. I apologize for not being able to disclose specific reasons as it involves some classified information. I’ve already applied in advance to confess this to you today. Of course, you still have time to think about it”

The man’s hawk-like sharp eyes turned gentle at this moment, and there was even a hint of pleading in them.

Of course, Gu Zi knew what he meant when he said that she could think about it. It turned out that he had been holding back on that step because he was leaving her a way out.

The moment she saw the first page, she knew there was no need to ask. His concealment was reasonable and noble.

She wasn’t the type to delve into every detail. His secrecy was, in fact, unrelated to their private life.

Opening the book, the first and second pages held his military officer credentials. The subsequent pages were filled with military commendations, medals, and other honors, arranged in descending order of merit.

There were also the military rank insignias he had once worn, ranging from lower to higher, showing a steady progression.