"I want to take a shower too."
"Don’t touch again."
"You can be scared too?" He looked at her.
She glanced at him indifferently and got into the bathtub.
Qi Cheng followed her in, and water spilled out.
He stared at her, "Are you back to life?"
Ji Yunhuan leaned against the bathtub, looked at him coolly, and her attention quickly faded, "Boring."
He wanted to use this thod to get her attention, but it only caused her disgust.
Speaking of which, she found it disgusting herself.
Qi Cheng looked at her, "Are you angry?"
"I don’t want to talk to you."
"Yunhuan." He moved closer to her, "I love you very much."
She remained silent, focusing only on washing her body.
The water flowed loudly. She directly treated Qi Cheng as if he didn’t exist.
Qi Cheng reached out and pulled her into his arms, "Mom wants us to go for dinner tonight. We’ll go after your exam."
"I don’t want to go." After Qi Cheng left, she didn’t have the energy to deal with his family.
"Yunhuan, this isn’t good. As long as people are alive, they have to interact. You’re either busy with exams or locked in your room every day. You don’t even care about family matters." He reached out, gently rubbing her back, and applied so dicine.
He had gone overboard with her last night. The marks on her body made him feel heartbroken.
Ji Yunhuan looked at him, "Why are you forcing ?"
"You need to co out."
"Have you gotten over Su Molang?" She looked at him coldly, rembering when they first got married, even in bed, he would think of Su Molang.
Of course, if he had forgotten about Su Molang back then, he wouldn’t have married her out of boredom.
Qi Cheng saw the sadness in her eyes and felt her pain, "Okay! I was too hard on you. But I don’t want you to repeat my mistakes."
Ji Yunhuan leaned against the bathtub with one hand, not speaking. Qi Cheng stayed beside her silently.
After coming downstairs, he accompanied her to breakfast, each food item carefully chosen by him.
He stayed beside her, passing things one by one to her, almost wanting to feed her directly.
"Co on, open your mouth." He peeled a shrimp and handed it to her.
Ji Yunhuan glanced at him, "I have hands."
He placed it in her hand, taking the opportunity to calm her dissatisfaction, "Don’t be angry with . Everything I do is for your sake. I love you, very much."
Ji Yunhuan ate earnestly and quickly finished, "Alright, ti’s almost up. I have to go."
"I’ll walk you out." He stood up before even finishing his al.
The driver was already waiting at the door.
He really wanted to send her off. She felt it wasn’t necessary,
"I can go by myself."
"If you don’t like it, I’ll drive myself." He understood what she ant.
She especially liked peace and quiet, enjoyed the feeling of being away from the crowd.
It was as if she was avoiding the world.
Ji Yunhuan looked at Qi Cheng, recalling his past car accident, and sighed.
If there was still sothing in this world that she cared about, it was Qi Cheng.
He could make her hate him, annoy her, but also make her heartache.
He made her feel alive.
"Let’s just go like this!" After all, she didn’t care how others saw her.
Whether showing off wealth or being pretentious, since marrying Qi Cheng, she was destined to live this kind of life.
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The weather grew colder day by day. On the way back to the Qi Family’s house, Qi Cheng sat beside Ji Yunhuan and asked, "How were your exams?"
"So-so."
Qi Cheng gently played with a strand of her hair, "My wife’s so smart, nothing’s a problem."
She glanced at him, not missing the deep love in his eyes.
"Qi Cheng."
"What?"
"Thank you for being with ." Otherwise, she might really find no aning in life.
Qi Cheng seed surprised by her words and looked at her, "Weren’t you just mad at this morning?"
"I know, I’ve been emotionally unstable lately."
"Don’t thank . I’ll always be by your side, always, even if you hate , despise . I won’t leave you." He held her tightly, speaking with so excitent.
Ji Yunhuan listened to his words, her heart warming, "Mm. Thank you."
They soon arrived at the Qi Family’s house. As they got out of the car, they saw Leilei running out from the door, telling those inside, "Uncle and Auntie are here."
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