I will beat you.

Li-Cheng and Lui Cheng sat on a large couch in a bar, each holding a glass of wine. They sipped their drinks, enjoying the view around them.

"So, you're actually going through with this marriage? I never thought you'd accept it. I thought I'd be the one marrying you. How could you betray me like this? I'm heartbroken," Lui Cheng lamented.

"Lui Cheng, enough with the nonsense. I'm tired of your constant pestering. When will you ever stop?" Li-Cheng replied, exasperated.

"It's just fun to tease you. Your reactions always make me laugh," Lui Cheng grinned.

"By the way, I met my bride today," Li-Cheng said.

"Oh? How is she? Is she beautiful, sexy, or cute?" Lui Cheng inquired.

"Crazy."

"Crazy? Why do you say that?"

"She's just too wild to be someone's wife. She nearly killed me today. I was tempted to teach her a lesson, but I didn't want to upset my mother. She'd kill me if she found out. So, I let her go. It'll be interesting to have her as a wife—she's the first woman who didn't flinch around me. She even beat up my bodyguards. It was shocking. I decided to marry her just to see her reaction when she finds out I'm her husband. It'll be fun."

"So, you're saying you've fallen in love at first sight?" Lui Cheng teased.

"No, I never said that. I just want to make her pay a little. Having her as a wife will be far more entertaining than having some girl who pretends to be something she's not. I like her energy—she even beat up my bodyguards. That's impressive."

"She sure sounds wild. But remember, marriage is a lifetime commitment. Don't marry her just for revenge or because you like her craziness. Think carefully about what you're doing."

"I know, but if she turns out to be unsuitable, I'll just divorce her. Simple."

"Do you think divorce is that easy? If you're just looking to play her, don't even think about marrying her. It won't end well."

"Hey, don't lecture me. You're not even married. Mind your own business."

"I'm advising you for your own good. Don't make a decision you'll regret later. If you don't want to marry her, just leave her alone."

"Enough of your lectures. My ears are bleeding from listening to you," Li-Cheng said, visibly irritated.

"Good, they should bleed. They always do when I talk to you. I'm giving you good advice, and you complain," Lui Cheng retorted.

"Shut up, or I'll beat you," Li-Cheng warned.

"Go ahead, let's see if you can actually do it," Lui Cheng challenged.

"Are you provoking me? I'll send you home if you don't stop," Li-Cheng threatened.

Lui Cheng, undeterred, playfully tapped Li-Cheng on the head and took a few steps back. "Come on, catch me if you can," he taunted.

Li-Cheng jumped up and started chasing Lui Cheng. As Lui Cheng was moving backward, trying to evade Li-Cheng while laughing, he accidentally bumped into someone who was quietly sipping wine, causing the drink to spill.