"Silly girl, how could I leave you at a ti like this? You are so important to , and if I left you, I doubt I could endure it myself." Gu Qixiao knew full well who held the upper hand in their relationship.
"I just feel like there’s nothing left for to lose now. My heart feels empty, like everyone has already left ." Ji Yu didn’t quite understand why she felt this way, but given the situation, it seed true—she had no one left to lose.
"I’ll always be by your side, and I’ve said it before: since I’ve decided to stay with you, I’ll never leave."
Their feelings for each other wouldn’t change because of one single event.
Moreover, even if they forgot the past, just rembering each other’s nas was enough to evoke such strong emotions between them—it ant their love must have been profound.
"If we can’t recall the past, then let’s not dwell on it. If thinking about it hurts us, let’s focus on our future instead."
Gu Qixiao wasn’t usually soone who comforted others, so his words might have co across as a bit odd.
Ji Yu wiped away the tears at the corner of her eyes, realizing how deeply familiar they had unconsciously beco with each other.
"Gu Qixiao, thank you for staying with during this ti. I hope we can recover our lost mories and look forward to a brighter future."
This funeral brought a sense of reconciliation between them.
Ji Yu often found this situation surreal. Her father, who had once smiled at her and said so much, was suddenly gone.
She couldn’t help but resent Jiang Huai.
Their relationship had completely shattered. If any feelings remained, they were purely of hatred.
"Yuyu, what are you planning to do next? You’re not thinking of facing him alone, are you? Even though he’s in a dire situation now, he still has an organization backing him." Feng Qinqin was worried about Ji Yu acting alone.
She also understood how complicated the circumstances were, sothing that would inevitably take considerable ti and effort to resolve.
"No matter what, as long as he’s still alive, I’ll get my revenge. He killed my father without an ounce of remorse and even tried to buy off with a contract—I can’t understand what he was thinking."
Ji Yu gritted her teeth as she spoke, furious at how cavalier he seed about taking a life, as though there were no consequences or accountability.
"Yuyu, soone like him will never understand our feelings. Everything he does is for the purpose of having you—in his mind, it’s all justified."
But even if he thought he was right, what did that matter? What he did still hurt them deeply.
"That’s precisely why I’ve sworn to take revenge. I don’t care what he thinks—I only care that my father is gone."
This was the heaviest burden in Ji Yu’s heart. How could she possibly give up at a ti like this?
It seed their incessant talk about him had sohow reached Jiang Huai.
"Yu, I know you’re very upset, but I just wanted to see you. I know this has been a difficult ti for you, so I’ve kept my distance until now."
"Since you already know how much I despise you, why are you here? I’ve told you before—I plan to take revenge on you. You don’t need to co looking for ; I’ll seek you out myself when the ti cos." Ji Yu spoke these words coldly, her eyes filled with visible disgust.
"Yu, don’t look at with those eyes. I truly can’t stand it when you look at like that. You’ve always been the woman I’ve considered my wife—how can you treat this way?"
Ji Yu found his words laughable. She couldn’t fathom how he had the audacity to utter such shaless claims.
"A man like you deserves no wife, and you’re utterly unworthy of loving anyone. Everything you do causes pain to the people you claim to care about."
"It’s not as simple as you think. I never intended for Uncle Hu to get hurt. This incident happened so suddenly—I couldn’t control it." Jiang Huai felt aggrieved. He hadn’t done anything, yet things had spiraled entirely out of control.
"So, what are you trying to say? Are you saying this has nothing to do with you and that I’m pinning the bla on you for no reason?" Ji Yu found his response borderline ridiculous.
"Yes, that’s exactly how I see it. I’ve always believed there’s no need for things to be so tense between us. Everything I’ve ever done was to win you back, yet you keep pushing away—do you think this is the right way to handle things?"
Jiang Huai had said ti and ti again that he wasn’t responsible, yet no one believed him. They all assud he was avoiding accountability.
"If I were the one who did it, I wouldn’t shirk responsibility. I know how important he was to you—I would never kill your father over sothing trivial."
There hadn’t been any significant conflict between them. He wanted Ji Yu to stay by his side, so it was inconceivable to him that he would do sothing so egregious.
"You should stop and consider who told you that I was responsible. What if that person is the true culprit? Mistakenly blaming would only strain our relationship unnecessarily."
He spoke with convincing logic.
But Ji Yu refused to absorb the aning behind his words, convinced that everything he said was nonsense. Surely he was aware of his actions?
"Then why didn’t you tell this back then? Why wait until now?"
Clearly, she had been deeply suspicious of him at the ti.
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