The bar light was on, and she noticed the water stains on the counter, subconsciously slowing her breathing.
Sure enough, as she approached, she saw Fu Rongyin lying on the floor.
Chi Yue: "..."
After a night filled with chaos and worry, Chi Yue felt relieved only when the results for Fu Rongyin were out and finally closed her eyes.
Before her consciousness blurred, she thought that she must find a way to make him undergo the surgery.
As soon as Fu Rongyin opened his eyes, he saw Chi Yue leaning beside his hand, glanced at the surrounding environnt, furrowed his brows, and attempted to sit up.
But his movent woke Chi Yue up.
"Awake?"
"Yes," Fu Rongyin wanted to get out of bed, and Chi Yue quickly held him back, "What do you want to do? I’ll get it for you."
Fu Rongyin paused for a mont, "I’m going to the restroom."
Chi Yue: "...I’ll help you over."
She held his arm, but he didn’t move.
"What’s wrong?" she asked.
Fu Rongyin said with a hint of amusent, "Weren’t you reluctant to help last ti?"
Chi Yue simply let go of his hand, "If you mind, I can also not help you."
Fu Rongyin didn’t insist and got out of bed himself.
Seeing this, Chi Yue went outside the hospital to buy so breakfast and returned to find Fu Rongyin already sitting on the bed, starting to work.
Chi Yue silently walked over and, without warning, took away the computer in his hand, "The doctor said you need to rest."
"I am resting."
Chi Yue turned the computer screen toward him, "Since when is looking at reports considered resting?"
Fu Rongyin stopped talking and picked up the breakfast next to him and began to eat.
Chi Yue tidied up the things and sat beside him watching him eat, waiting for him to finish before she spoke.
"Fu Rongyin, you need to have the surgery."
Fu Rongyin: "I refuse."
Chi Yue frowned, "You need to have the surgery, not just for yourself, but also for the ones around you. Mianmian needs a father, Miss Fu needs a family mber, you can’t be so irresponsible to yourself and to them."
"And what about you? Do you need ?"
Chi Yue was montarily speechless.
Fu Rongyin withdrew his gaze lightly, "Since you don’t need , you also have no right to persuade ."
He got out of bed, took the computer from behind her, and sat on the sofa to continue working.
For so reason, as Chi Yue watched his indifferent attitude towards his own health, the anger that had been suppressed in her heart suddenly erupted.
"Is this fun for you?"
Fu Rongyin raised his eyes, his gaze filled with confusion.
"Do you need to see crying and begging you not to die to feel happy? Fu Rongyin, how could you have beco like this? Is your life so unimportant to you?"
It had been a long ti since Fu Rongyin had heard her speak to him in such a disappointed and angry tone, and for a mont he didn’t know how to respond.
But it seed like she wasn’t planning to stop, continuing to berate him.
"Back then too, you insisted on making admit that I liked you. If it wasn’t for that, how would you have gotten into that car accident? How could Ms. Xu have had the chance to manipulate my mind? Ultimately, it’s because you didn’t trust . But have you ever thought, I’ve been with you all this ti, I’ve done so many things I never even dared to think about doing for you, isn’t that enough to prove how much I like you?"
Chi Yue’s eyes reddened, her whole body trembling uncontrollably.
She had suppressed her feelings for many days, thought over it for many days, and finally understood why they hadn’t continued together from the start.
The car accident involving Fu Rongyin and Gu Qingyu was only said to be so to the public, the truth known only to a select few.
At the ti of the accident, there were only three people in the car, Fu Rongyin and her, and Jiang Ye.
If she hadn’t been injured, how could Xu Zhenwen have had the opportunity?
Although she didn’t know what Xu Zhenwen had said to Fu Rongyin, she now understood, Fu Rongyin had completely lost hope in her.
Before the accident, they had been arguing in the car, Fu Rongyin had been distracted, which led to the collision with Gu Qingyu’s car...
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