Which parents would want their child to have an unplanned pregnancy before marriage? That’s why she didn’t dare to say anything. Han Dong noticed her pale face and frowned as well.
"You’re not going to tell that you haven’t been honest with your parents and have lied to too, are you?" Han Dong said.
The girl fiddled with her fingers, softly saying: "I’m sorry, Han Dong, but I truly love the child, because it’s yours, and I’m willing to do this."
Han Dong looked at her, his expression complex: "Yanzi, I’ve made it clear, I won’t marry you! The only thing I can offer you is money. Now you’re suddenly telling that your parents don’t know you’re pregnant? What do you want to do? It’s so late into the pregnancy now, are you doing this on purpose? Saying it now, thinking I won’t let you have an abortion?"
Yanzi lowered her head, touching the hem of her skirt with her hands: "Don’t worry about it, I’ll handle it. I’m an adult now; my parents can’t control . I won’t tell them; if I disappear for a few months, they won’t know I’ve had a child..."
"I say, what you’re doing is irresponsible for your life because it’s completely different from what you said before. How can I trust that you’re not hiding other intentions?" He regretted the words as soon as he finished because he saw Yanzi start crying.
Yanzi turned around, wiped her tears, and said softly: "Are you worried I’ll demand a lot from you? I won’t. I know you won’t let anyone exploit you, and I don’t have the ans to make you give money. I certainly don’t have that ambition. Besides, I’m not soone who lacks money."
In fact, Yanzi’s family was quite well-off; not wealthy, but comfortably middle class.
She simply liked him, and being spoken to like this by Han Dong made her heartache deeply.
Han Dong looked at Yanzi hesitantly, wanting to say more, but seeing the girl in such a sorrowful state, her eyes filled with tears, he swallowed his words.
This girl was gentle, kind, and very pretty.
She originally ca to the company for an interview, and Han Dong was imdiately drawn to her. They both got along quite well because she knew how to take care of people and looked after him ticulously.
She once said she didn’t care, as long as there was money, but now seeing her like this, it was obviously not the case. Her family had carefully nurtured such a girl, clearly with the effort of the whole family, and he’d ssed it up, making Han Dong feel guilty.
Han Dong sighed: "What do you want to do? Marry you? If that’s what you insist on, I can agree."
Yanzi hurriedly said: "No, I know I can’t hold on to you. Nor can I make you love , I just like you and am willing to do this. Please don’t think badly of . I’m sincere."
He sighed, moved closer to Yanzi, and held her in his arms, such a fragile and pitiful girl. Yanzi clung to him and cried silently; loving soone like him was too painful.
Han Dong patted her back and said: "I will be good to you. I will give you a future."
"Yes, I know. You’ve always been very considerate of everything." Except for giving love and marriage, you’ve done everything well.
They slept together, each on their vast bed—one on the east, the other on the west—Yanzi looked at Han Dong’s back, feeling very sad, touching her belly; from now on, she only had this child.
It was unknown when Han Dong turned around and hugged her.
When she woke up the next morning, she found herself in his arms.
She closed her eyes, touched his back, and murmured softly: "Am I very foolish? But I don’t regret it."
Han Dong replied softly and kissed her eyes.
When they set out, it was pouring outside. Yanzi carried her bag and rain umbrella, while Han Dong held a large suitcase. He didn’t like using umbrellas and ran in the rain to the car, ready to put the things in and set off.
As he opened the car door, Han Dong heard a crisp sound, and imdiately Yanzi pushed him away in a panic. Yanzi, who studied chanical engineering, had read many books on automobiles and knew sabotage when she saw it.
So, when he pulled the door open, she pushed him away: "Watch out, Han Dong!"
Both of them fell to the ground. She pushed Han Dong forcefully: "Go quickly! It’s dangerous now!"
At this mont, the car door exploded off its hinges, with a sudden burst of orange-yellow flas from inside the vehicle. The whole car bounced up, and the massive shockwave knocked both Han Dong and Yanzi to the ground, with Yanzi shielding Han Dong, clutching him tightly.
Han Dong shouted her na loudly: "Yanzi!"
Before losing consciousness, she saw Han Dong unhard and smiled with relief, seemingly saying sothing, but Han Dong’s ears rang so loudly that he couldn’t hear a thing.
She felt intense pain in her back, and it was bleeding, but seeing the person in front of her unhard was all that mattered.
"Han Dong, don’t worry about , I’m fine... don’t tell my parents..." She whispered in his ear as loudly as she could before passing out.
Han Dong cursed loudly: "Damn you, Fang Guanghui! Just wait and see! Yanzi!"
He shouted for help, and nearby people rushed over, taking him and Yanzi to the hospital half an hour later.
Sun Chan’s family and Wu Dafu also received the news. Wu Dafu, now cooperating with Han Dong and looking for an opportunity to deal with Fang Guanghui, rushed over upon hearing about the incident.
Han Dong sat on a bench outside the hospital. He had only sustained minor burns, which had been bandaged, but Yanzi inside was severely injured. It was uncertain whether the child could be saved.
"What happened!" Zhao Jieyun exclaid anxiously, "How could this have happened!"
Sun Chan was both angry and sorrowful, with a profound sense of guilt: "It was Fang Guanghui! That shaless man has gone crazy! How co no one can catch him!"
Han Dong replied calmly: "Because he always gets others to do his dirty work, he never does it himself. The doctor said she has a patch of burn scars on her back, likely permanent."
"What should we do!" Sun Chan exclaid anxiously, "If you hadn’t tried to help , you wouldn’t have been targeted, and everyone connected to has been dragged into this." She felt deeply remorseful.
This year, many surrounding people were blessed by the Childbearing Goddess with children, and they all safely delivered them; it was only because of her influence, one by one, were Zheng Lijuan and this girl hard by Fang Guanghui. If it weren’t for her, none of these people would have been affected—Sun Chan was filled with remorse!
Her anger caused her belly to start aching faintly.
Zhao Jieyun hurriedly grabbed her: "What’s wrong? Is your stomach hurting?"
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