Wanfei, who had initially resisted him, gradually accepted him as a friend. The two of them got along remarkably well. He took her out for rides, brought her to the Ji Family as a guest, and introduced her to his social circle.
In everyone’s eyes, the woman nad Wanfei was Ji Yunli’s girlfriend.
But one day, out of the blue, when Ji Yunli arrived at Wanfei’s residence, he was shocked to find that she was gone.
Under the vase on the table, he found a note: Mr. Ji, I’ve left. Thank you for the care you’ve shown during this ti. Knowing you as a friend has made very happy. I am soone who brings misfortune and danger to others, so I must leave you and stay far away. Please don’t miss .
Ji Yunli gripped the note tightly, his eyes filled with unprecedented panic. He couldn’t accept that the woman he had fallen in love with would leave like this—without a word, disappearing as if she had vanished from the earth.
He mobilized everyone he could to search for Wanfei’s whereabouts, and finally, after half a month, a ssage ca from one of his n in a small town, saying they had found traces of Wanfei.
Ji Yunli rushed there without stopping, appearing at Wanfei’s doorstep like a deity descending.
The mont Wanfei opened the door, she was utterly stunned. She could never have imagined that Mr. Ji would go to such lengths to find her.
The man standing before her looked haggard, with a faint stubble around his mouth indicating that he hadn’t been faring well these past days.
Taking advantage of her mont of shock, Ji Yunli boldly stepped into the house. He shalessly continued interacting with her and even rented a place upstairs from her residence.
The two beca neighbors—living one above the other.
Wanfei tried every possible way to make him leave, but when all thods failed, she had no choice but to let Ji Yunli stay by her side.
As the days passed, Wanfei’s belly grew larger. Yet, whenever the topic of the child’s father ca up, she would remain silent, pain always flashing across her expression.
Ji Yunli began to wonder—could it be that the child’s father was no longer alive?
If that were the case, then perhaps he still had a chance.
Although he knew such thoughts were selfish, Ji Yunli couldn’t help but feel a glimr of joy.
He told Wanfei that once the child was born, he would marry her, bring her ho, and that the child would be his own—Ji Yunli’s biological child, the future heir of the Ji Family. He promised to give her and the child all the happiness they deserved.
Wanfei remained silent for a long ti after hearing this. She didn’t give him a response.
A few months later, Wanfei gave birth to a daughter, Little Wei, in that small town.
On the night of the child’s birth, a group of Japanese people suddenly appeared, intent on taking Wanfei away. Ji Yunli fought desperately to protect both mother and child, sustaining severe injuries and falling unconscious.
When he woke up, he found himself lying in the Ji Family residence, with his mother, Old Madam Ji, standing before him.
It turned out that Old Madam Ji had been keeping a close eye on her son’s actions all along, assigning people to watch over Wanfei.
During the confrontation with the Japanese, the bodyguards she had sent appeared in ti, successfully rescuing Ji Yunli and Wanfei.
It took Ji Yunli half a month of recovery before he was well enough to move again. At his pleading, Old Madam Ji agreed to let Wanfei and the child stay.
However, she refused to allow Ji Yunli to marry this mysterious woman.
Wanfei and her child thus remained in the Ji Family residence.
Old Madam Ji never treated the mother and daughter kindly, while Ji Yunli was occupied with affairs of the Ji Group and often couldn’t spare ti for them.
After a heated argunt between Wanfei and Old Madam Ji, Wanfei chose to leave once again.
Wanfei had her pride and dignity. She felt that staying any longer would only further trouble Ji Yunli, so she decided to withdraw on her own.
This ti, she went to an unknown village and found shelter in the ho of a kind elderly woman.
Ji Yunli searched for her like a madman, spending over half a year without any success, as his relationship with Old Madam Ji progressively soured to the freezing point.
Yet, he never gave up.
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