An Yin discovered sothing: Cheng Yi, who originally had no connections with her, would often co by for a chat. Ever since Jiang Keke took a leave from school, An Yin had gotten used to being alone. Faced with Cheng Yi’s enthusiastic deanor, An Yin would occasionally chat with him for a while.
They were all classmates, and with Cheng Yi repeatedly calling her "Jiang Keke’s best friend," it brought them closer.
An Yin couldn’t help recalling the scene when she saw Jiang Keke at the hotel last ti. Due to being sick, she had almost forgotten about it. Taking advantage of the break after class, she sent a WeChat ssage to her.
[An Yin: Keke, how have you been lately?]
After sending this ssage, An Yin noticed their chat records. Scrolling up, almost all the ssages were from her, and Jiang Keke’s replies were very few.
An Yin withdrew her lonely gaze, feeling sowhat complicated.
Soon, the bell for class rang, and An Yin could only adjust her mood and focus on her studies.
***
Su Jiaojiao’s morning sickness had been severe recently, so she and Bao Cheng decided that she should move back to the Su Family ho before Bao Old Lady’s birthday, to avoid the Bao Family discovering her pregnancy.
Bao Cheng wanted to announce this happy news at Bao Old Lady’s birthday banquet.
Back at the Su Family, no matter where she went, soone would follow her.
As Su Jiaojiao’s bodyguard, Wu naturally followed closely behind.
This day, early in the morning, Su Jiaojiao insisted on going out to relax, and she eventually chose the nearby "Binhu Park," where the scenery was beautiful and each view offered its unique charm.
In the morning, Su’s mother prepared so food for Auntie to bring. Before leaving, Su’s mother repeatedly reminded her daughter not to tire herself and to return ho early.
After bidding farewell to her mother, Su Jiaojiao reclined in her seat, closed her eyes, and without looking at the man in the driver’s seat, said, "Wu, let’s go."
The auntie in the front seat glanced back at Su Jiaojiao, sighing inwardly. Her heart had been pounding ever since they set off, with a sense sothing was about to happen.
Wu remained silent, his strong body like a cold, hard stone, and a hint of gloom flashed on his bronze face.
Seeing the bodyguard not responding when the miss spoke, Auntie frowned, "Wu, the miss is speaking to you?" Sotis the auntie felt that Wu’s temper was even bigger than the miss’s.
"Hmm." Wu looked straight ahead, accelerating.
Auntie, "?"
Hearing Wu’s distant tone, Su Jiaojiao’s lips curled subtly, her eyes forming crescents, as she felt today was turning out to be quite pleasant.
In less than ten minutes, they arrived at "Binhu Park."
After getting out of the car, Wu pushed a cart filled with plenty of picnic items.
"Want to ride?" Wu asked, his peripheral gaze sweeping over Su Jiaojiao’s belly.
"I want to walk for a while first," Su Jiaojiao said with a bright smile, looking at the man’s awkward face.
Wu stopped bothering her, pushing the cart forward, but to match Su Jiaojiao’s small steps, he deliberately slowed his pace.
At this ti, seeing the auntie’s sowhat peculiar expression, Su Jiaojiao turned her head, "Auntie, you should rest in the car for a while. Wu and I will just take a little walk and co back."
"This..." Auntie looked at Su Jiaojiao with difficulty.
"Don’t worry, with Wu accompanying , nothing will happen."
Auntie was initially not so concerned, but hearing Su Jiaojiao’s words made her even more uneasy. After all, she was well aware of so things between the miss and Wu.
"Miss, don’t act recklessly." Auntie lowered her head, giving a trembling admonition.
Su Jiaojiao looked up sharply, catching the knowing expression on Auntie’s face, her heart tightened, and the smile froze on her lips, "Auntie, rest assured, I know my limits."
Auntie watched them leave, then returned to the car to rest.
At the entrance of "Binhu Park."
People of all ages ca there to play, walking in groups, chatting enthusiastically and laughing aloud.
The main road was asphalt, located at the center of the park, with nurous winding paths and pavilions on either side of the park, giving a sense of ’all roads lead to Ro.’
Vehicles were prohibited inside the park, making it very safe for everyone to walk around.
Su Jiaojiao preferred quieter places and chose a less crowded path. As they walked, two of them strolled side by side.
The man was tall, so to see his face, she had to look up.
That’s exactly what she did now. After stopping, she gazed intently at the man’s profile, with a determination to not walk unless he paid her attention.
Wu took a couple of steps, noticing Su Jiaojiao hadn’t followed. He turned his head and saw the young woman earnestly staring at him, "What’s up?"
"What do you think," Su Jiaojiao ca up to the man, boldly wrapping her hands around his waist.
Wu habitually glanced around, "Don’t be reckless," from his vantage point, plenty of passersby walked along the roads and if anyone were observant enough, their intimate gesture could easily be caught by others.
"I’m not afraid, so what are you afraid of?" Ever since getting pregnant, Su Jiaojiao’s personality had beco much more capricious.
Wu’s face grew darker, his grip on the cart tightening, yet he had no intention of hugging her back.
Su Jiaojiao lowered her gaze, seeing the man’s indifferent attitude. She blinked her water-like eyes and looked at his chiseled jawline, softly saying, "Wu, you’re angry, aren’t you?" After spending so many years together day and night, they both knew well what was in each other’s hearts.
Since she got engaged, Wu’s attitude had beco increasingly distant and indifferent. Su Jiaojiao had noticed all these, and she was trying to change, but as a mber of the Su Family, she didn’t even have the courage to resist.
Upon hearing Su Jiaojiao’s words, Wu’s body trembled, a trace of sadness crossing his wooden face.
Seeing him silent, Su Jiaojiao rested her head on the man’s chest, listening to his strong heartbeat until her mood gradually cald down, "Wu, my heart is only for you, only for you..."
Su Jiaojiao said hoarsely.
These days, while staying around Bao Cheng, facing his warmth and care, Su Jiaojiao felt sowhat guilty, yet when she thought of Bao Cheng’s reputation in the circle, she felt a bit more at ease.
After all, for a playboy like Bao Cheng, marriage was just another task, the feelings between husband and wife didn’t matter.
"Don’t overthink." Wu looked at the woman in his arms, gently patting her back to comfort her, "It’s my issue, I’m not angry with you."
He wasn’t strong enough, resulting in having the woman he loved most lean into another’s embrace, and he was powerless to stop it.
During those days at the Bao Family, watching Bao Cheng being all sentintal towards her, his heart bled; the woman ant to rest in his arms, ended up...
Whenever he thought of these, it tornted him deeply.
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