Chapter 10: The Wedding Night
On Dominic and Sweetie's wedding night, after lifting Sweetie's veil, Dominic expected to see a bashful, delicate beauty.
Instead, he saw Sweetie with a vicious expression.
Dominic felt something was off, but Sweetie was his beloved. No matter how strange, he still loved her.
So the two quickly finished the ceremonial wine and prepared for the wedding night.
But the problem arose during the wedding night.
You have to remember—Dominic could only last 60 seconds!
So after 60 seconds, Sweetie exploded in rage.
"Dominic Night, what kind of real man are you?! Fuck off! 60 seconds? Are you kidding me?! I take longer to shit than that!"
Dominic went insane that night. Being humiliated like this by his beloved, he was furious beyond reason, filled with murderous intent. He immediately decided to transform into a beast and thoroughly punish this foul-mouthed little villain.
But he was powerless. 60 seconds was 60 seconds—not one second more.
Sweetie rolled her eyes hard and cursed: "Get lost, you 60-second man!"
Dominic's defenses completely shattered. After furiously smashing a room full of porcelain, he went to sleep in his study.
That night, the system in Sweetie's brain detected a data error and was sent for emergency repairs.
So Sweetie transformed back into that soft, adorable beauty.
When she realized what stupid things she'd done, she was terrified. She personally made a pot of soup and ran to see Dominic.
"Brother Dominic, I don't know what happened last night. I didn't mean it! Waaah, Brother Dominic, Sweetie was wrong! Please don't be angry at Sweetie, okay? Waaah, please, Brother Dominic, see Sweetie!"
Dominic opened the study door, looked at Sweetie expressionlessly, and said: "Pleasure me."
Sweetie froze, then shyly lowered her head and entered the study.
Two minutes later, both emerged fully dressed.
Sweetie had completely convinced herself: 60 seconds is 60 seconds. She still super loved it.
So she made a decision she'd regret for life—inviting her girl squad, including her stepsister Sophia Song, on a spring outing to show them how happy she was now.