"Sign it." Xu Chengzhi picked up the first contract; the paper had only been printed a short time ago and was still slightly warm.

Lin Yang lay on the hospital bed, staring at the contract that was as high as a small hill, and swallowed hard. "Xu Chengzhi, are you really going to give me all your assets? Are you serious? It's not too late to back out now."

She emphasized repeatedly, fearing that Xu Chengzhi had acted impulsively without thinking it through.

She had barely uttered the words when she was so angry at herself that she almost bit her tongue.

Lin Yang, what are you chickening out for?

Why did I remind him that he might not have thought things through?

Wouldn't it be best to take advantage of his momentary lapse in judgment and quickly sign the contract to end things once and for all?

Lin Yang, are you complaining that the mission is progressing too slowly? Or do you not want to go home?

As long as the task is completed, why worry about other people's feelings!

But why does my heart clench, and why does the feeling of guilt keep growing stronger?

At this moment, Lin Yang felt as if two little people were fighting inside her.

"No regrets, Yangyang. I've said it before, I'll give you anything you want." Xu Chengzhi earnestly handed the contract to Lin Yang, and also handed her a black pen.

That's a lot...

That sounds familiar; it's like someone else has said something similar to her.

Who is it?

Faced with the contract printed clearly in black and white, Lin Yang bit her lower lip, unsure whether she should accept it or not.

Damn it, she hesitated when faced with a property transfer contract that was so readily available!

A strange emotion welled up inside her.

"Yangyang." Xu Chengzhi called to her, and the next second he bent down, pulled off the cap of his black pen, and quickly signed his name in the lower left corner of the contract.

Xu Chengzhi.

The three characters were signed clearly and creatively.

It's clear that the signature was carefully designed.

"Here." After signing his name with a flourish, Xu Chengzhi handed the contract to Lin Yang again.

Was he testing me?

Or do you really want to transfer the assets to my name?

Lin Yang stared at the signed contract, her overthinking causing her to become conflicted once again.

Forget it, not signing means mission failure, but even if Xu Chengzhi is testing her, there's still a 50/50 chance if she signs!

Lin Yang made up her mind and snatched the pen and contract from Xu Chengzhi's hand.

He gritted his teeth and scribbled his name heavily in the bottom right corner.

His handwriting was flamboyant and unrestrained, unlike Xu Chengzhi's neat and tidy style.

After signing, Lin Yang pushed the contract back to Xu Chengzhi, grabbed another copy for herself, and started signing it on her own.

Xu Chengzhi ran his fingertips over the still-dry signature, stroking it for a moment. His eyes flickered with an ambiguous light as he said, "Yangyang, your handwriting has improved a lot."

Lin Yang almost burst out laughing when she signed the third contract.

With her terrible handwriting, how can you call it a significant improvement?

Is Xu Chengzhi really insane, just as his sister said?

"Hehe, thank you for the compliment, your handwriting isn't bad either." Despite her inner grumbling, she still had to be polite in her words, since she was signing a property transfer contract that someone had given her.

Xu Chengzhi remained silent, took the contract that Lin Yang had signed, asked Lawyer Hao for another black pen, and began to diligently sign the contracts.

The contracts were piled up like small hills, and Lin Yang's wrists ached from signing less than half of them.

Xu Chengzhi remained unfazed, took the contract from Lin Yang, and signed it carefully.

By the time all these contracts were signed, it was already dark outside.