It was clear that she knew about his family’s situation, yet she still refused to see him even once.
It shouldn’t have been like this.
How could Bai Yuejie be so indifferent to him?
She had always been so gentle, so kind...
There must have been so mistake!
Yunchang didn’t give up, he asked, "Did your miss really say that?"
The servant nodded and repeated, "The miss also told to tell you, since you’re clearly not cut out for business, don’t waste any more ti or money. Your family is like a bottomless pit... Now that Shi i has divorced Mr. Shi and got a large alimony, you can go to Shi i..."
"If going to Shi i were an option, I wouldn’t have co begging here!" Yunchang’s face looked extrely ugly. He clenched his fists, staring at the place where the servant had just erged from, and eventually, like a deflated balloon, he said disappointedly, "I see, then... I won’t bother her anymore."
The servant finally breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly sent him away.
Yunchang looked back three tis with each step, noticing that Bai Yuejie had no intention of coming out, his heart went cold.
He had only her best interests at heart and couldn’t bear to hurt her, yet she could so coldly and ruthlessly treat him as a burden, avoiding him at all costs.
Yunchang felt extrely miserable.
Stepping out of the Bai Family’s gate, his eyes stinging, a grown man under the sun, nearly broke into tears.
He picked up his phone to call ho, where Shi Xuebai sounded expectant, "How did it go?"
Yunchan said, "Go ahead, now we can start preparing."
Shi Xuebai was startled, clearly not expecting this outco, but eventually heaved a deep sigh and said, "We can’t bla ourselves then."
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Shi i knew that the Shi Family wouldn’t take long to decide.
Sure enough, the very next day, Shi Xuebai had already contacted her.
Anticipating this, Shi i had prepared everything and changed back into her clothes.
Still dressed in head-to-toe pink, her appearance was enchantingly cute and dazed.
However, her deanor was very different from the previous "little cutie".
No matter how many tis Tang Jingming saw her, it pained him, but being able to revert to her normal self was a good thing for everyone.
Today, Shi i was at the Shi Family’s ho to move her belongings.
She had lived there for nearly half a year, and her belongings were neither too many nor too few.
Standing in the Shi Family’s garden for the last ti, Shi i looked around and finally stepped out of the Shi Mansion’s gate.
It was all... over.
Shi i felt inexplicably sad, turned to look at Tang Jingming, who was helping her move her stuff like a packhorse, and said, "You go ahead and move my things back first, I want to visit the hospital."
Tang Jingming, feeling like a beast of burden, nodded sadly and started loading a pile of stuff into the car.
Shi i arrived at the hospital late in the day.
It was dim in the ward, perhaps due to the cloudy weather, and everything was shrouded in grey.
In the oppressive and gloomy environnt, Shi i’s mood grew heavy.
She looked down slightly at the man who had been in a coma for nearly a month, feeling complicated.
Over twenty days had passed, and Shi Lingyan had beco so thin he hardly looked human; she could feel his bones under his skin with just a touch.
Shi i leaned over slightly, gently caressed his cheek, then lightly pressed her lips to his forehead and whispered softly, "Do you plan to sleep like this forever?"
The only response was the steady and regular beeping of the heart monitor.
Shi i stared at him for a long ti, then finally sighed deeply, "I’m leaving, Ah Ling."
Still, there was no response.
Shi i chuckled sardonically, stood up resolutely, and turned to leave.
What she didn’t see was that at the mont she turned, the man on the bed’s eyelids twitched.
In a daze, Shi Lingyan seed to see her silhouette.
But when he opened his mouth, no sound ca out.
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Extra Chapter for "Stead Fish," mwah thanks to the Sect Leader for the rewards, hee hee hee
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