Chapter 555: Chapter 555: He is My Ex-Husband
“It’s been a bit dangerous recently, so try to minimize contact with strangers from now on.”
An Ruowei furrowed her brows. What did he an by that?
With a sigh, Tang Yuchen explained, “Do you rember the person I told you about before? My half-brother? His na’s Tang Yushen. He was released from prison recently.”
“Didn’t you say he was sentenced to life imprisonnt?”
“He got out,” the man’s voice was very low. An Ruoxin shivered with a bad feeling, sensing that sothing might happen.
Maybe she was overthinking it.
The next day, Tang Yuchen took her to the hospital and then left.
When An Ruowei entered the children’s room, she saw Mo Hua playing with Kangkang.
“How co you’re here?” she asked in surprise.
Looking up with a smile, Mo Hua said, “I have sothing I need to discuss with you.”
“With ? What is it?”
Seated on a bench in the hospital garden, Mo Hua hesitated, then asked her, “The man who took you away yesterday, what’s your relationship with him?”
“Why do you ask?” An Ruowei looked at him curiously.
“Just tell , what’s your relationship with him?” Mo Hua was serious, as if asking a very solemn question.
He was a police officer, and An Ruowei trusted him as well.
She said frankly, “He’s my ex-husband.”
Mo Hua’s eyes widened in astonishnt, as he had not expected An Ruowei to be Tang Yuchen’s forr wife.
“Why are you asking these questions?” she asked again.
Mo Hua said indifferently, “It’s nothing, just that I sense he’s not a simple man and I’m afraid that he might deceive you.”
An Ruowei was taken aback, feeling a mixture of shock and amusent.
Yesterday Tang Yuchen said he was afraid she might be deceived by Mo Hua, and today Mo Hua was saying that he was afraid she might be deceived by Tang Yuchen.
What was going on with the two of them?
“Why do you think he would deceive ?”
Mo Hua’s gaze darkened as he said faintly, “You have no idea how complicated he is, or what he has done. And soone of his status isn’t likely to be sincere to any girl. I’m worried that you’ll be tricked and hurt by him.”
An Ruowei was silent; indeed, she had been hurt by him before. Tang Yuchen’s identity was very complex, and so were his actions. He was not soone to be trifled with.
“An Ruowei, stay away from him in the future. I don’t know about your past, but I know you’re too innocent for him,” Mo Hua advised her earnestly.
She watched him quietly for a mont, then asked tentatively, “Do you know Tang Yuchen very well?”
If he didn’t, he wouldn’t be speaking so seriously to her. Her intuition told her that Mo Hua knew quite a bit about Tang Yuchen.
Under her gaze, the man slightly averted his eyes, “Being police officers, we tend to know a bit about many things. Take a recent case for instance, Tang Yuchen intentionally hurt soone, causing Fengxing’s President Yun Feiyang to fall into a coma. Yun Feiyang’s family sued him, but he used his influence to suppress the case. He has power and ans; we’re helpless against this kind of trivial matter with him, but he should at least have offered an apology. Yet, he didn’t even do that. Wouldn’t you say he’s beco so arrogant that he believes he’s above the law?”
Hearing him speak of this matter caught An Ruowei off guard, and she felt a stab in her heart, causing a fine, throbbing pain.
Yun Feiyang was that thorn in her heart, a subject she dared not broach, and nor did Tang Yuchen.
Now that soone brought it up, the peace she had worked hard to maintain was shattered, and she could no longer keep her composure.
It turned out that not thinking about sothing didn’t an it hadn’t happened or that it didn’t matter to her.
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