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After Jun Xiangyi arrived at Emperor Palace, she vanished, and even after searching around, there was no trace of Wu Xun. She thought he had gone ho.
Just as she was about to call him after coming downstairs, her gaze fell on the figure at the door. It was Wu Xun.
She hurried forward to follow him out.
Wu Xun called a taxi, and she got in too. She didn’t imdiately reveal herself to greet him but just sat there watching him edit a text ssage with his head down.
He typed and deleted the ssage over and over, writing quite a long piece.
The recipient was her na.
Even until the car stopped at his residential area and he got out, he still hadn’t sent the ssage.
Jun Xiangyi followed him closely and went into his ho with him.
His house was empty, not a single person there.
Wu Xun went back to his room, closed the door, and sat on the bed in a daze.
Seeing him looking so lost, for the first ti, Jun Xiangyi felt what it was like to be cared about.
She picked up her phone and sent him a ssage: [We just t, you don’t know much about , I understand. I’ve decided to forgive you this once, only once. I take back what I said at Emperor Palace.]
Upon seeing the ssage, his expression imdiately shifted to joy, but then he froze again because he received her second text: [I’m at your place. Be ready; I’m about to appear before you.]
"Xiangyi?"
Jun Xiangyi appeared, smiling with her eyes, "I followed you back."
He was truly surprised, "You..."
"You didn’t expect that, did you." Jun Xiangyi naturally sat on the edge of his bed, "People who’ve known for years don’t truly understand , let alone you, whom I’ve only t twice. I feel I should let you really understand what I’m like. I am definitely not soone who brings disaster to a whole family just because they upset . If I were that kind of person, my ex-husband’s concubine would have been dead a long ti ago. The man who ca later tonight is my ex-husband. We were married for several years, but we never had a close relationship, didn’t even share a al, let alone have a proper conversation. He loves soone else, married her as a concubine, and had children. I never did anything to that woman. I never troubled her. Isn’t that enough to show that I’m not that kind of person?"
"Concubine? People in your place can take a second wife?"
"Yes."
"Why did you divorce then? Was he the one who brought it up?"
Thinking of this matter left Jun Xiangyi feeling uncomfortable, "He brought it up first. I didn’t agree, but later I figured it wasn’t worth it. If his heart wasn’t with , it was aningless."
"At that ti, when I heard that man saying those things, I was indeed a bit scared."
"I’ll only allow you this one ti. If you ever doubt again because you listen to others, I won’t forgive you."
"I absolutely won’t. Once I understand what kind of person you are, I won’t listen to what anyone else says."
She reached out to stroke his face, "Good, so obedient. I’m not going ho tonight. How about we sleep together?"
Wu Xun blushed up to his neck, "Okay."
"Tomorrow I’ll take you to et my aunt."
"Tomorrow?"
"Yes, what? Don’t want to?"
"No, might it be too soon?"
She laughed, "Just a greeting so she can et you."
"Okay."
...
As Jun Li was having breakfast in the morning, the two of them ca back.
The mont she saw Wu Xun, Jun Li almost spat out the egg she was eating. She knew Wu Xun was eighteen, but she didn’t expect him to look so young.
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