Who can live without mistakes in this life?
As for herself, Ruan Yinyin did not want to forgive Du ng because what he did was too horrifying.
But both of them had a child, so Ruan Yinyin had to consider her son.
Moreover, her love for Du ng hadn’t completely extinguished. If they could overco this disaster, perhaps her husband would live well with her, and that was acceptable.
So Ruan Yinyin proposed three conditions to Du ng: first, he must co ho on ti in the future; second, she wanted to manage the family finances; third, he needed to listen to her.
Du ng agreed to Ruan Yinyin’s conditions without even thinking.
The two returned to how they were before, living a loving life.
However, they could never love each other genuinely as before, as shadows lingered in their hearts.
Moreover, Du ng’s mistakes were too severe, and Ruan Yinyin was worried about them being exposed, living in constant fear every day.
Every ti she heard the police sirens, Ruan Yinyin would beco particularly tense.
After less than half a month of harmonious days, Du ng’s promiscuous thinking revived once again.
He started coming ho late at night, using the excuse of discussing business with clients.
Gradually, he started not coming ho often.
Ruan Yinyin finally saw through Du ng; her love for him had died.
But for the sake of the child, she did not actively propose a divorce, preserving the marriage in front of the elders.
Yet, a broken marriage cannot be maintained for long.
A public falling out finally arrived at a historic mont.
The Du family was in the clothing business and often hired models to wear clothes for photo shoots.
And Du ng, who had a taste for models, got involved with a female model.
What Ruan Yinyin couldn’t accept was that the female model even dared to call her, asking her to leave Du ng.
That was just too much to tolerate.
Ruan Yinyin proposed a divorce to Du ng, and he agreed.
However, Du ng added a condition for the divorce, which was that Ruan Yinyin must leave with nothing.
How could that be possible?
In the process of building the business, Ruan Yinyin also contributed, not to ntion she had invested her money into it.
The two couldn’t reach an agreent, and during the argunt, Ruan Yinyin played her trump card: she would expose Du ng’s murder.
Du ng and Wang Honghu, while at a bar, took a liking to a pretty girl, and the two wanted to get her drunk and take her to a hotel to assault her.
Unexpectedly, the girl feigned drunkenness. Though she was dragged to the hotel, she warned them.
Already in the room, Du ng and Wang Honghu wouldn’t just leave easily, so they tried to forcibly take advantage of her.
In the ensuing fight, the two n went mad and kicked and punched the girl.
How could a girl stand up against two strong young n?
Unless the girl was a martial artist.
After the beatings, they found that they had beaten the girl to death!
A human life was involved, such a significant incident, Du ng and Wang Honghu sobered up a bit despite the drunkenness.
After a discussion, they carried the girl out of the hotel and then found an expert to deal with the body.
Having killed soone for the first ti, Du ng was terrified. That night, he got dead drunk again and finally rembered his wife at ho, and then went back ho.
When Ruan Yinyin brought up the murder incident, Du ng beat her on the spot and threatened that if she dared to say another word, he would deal with her.
Ruan Yinyin was scared, so she took her son and returned to Honghai County from Tianjiang City.
For a while now, she lived in constant fear, worried that Du ng would really kill her.
This evening, Du ng finally ca looking for her. Amidst the quarrel, Mother Ruan had an attack, and Du ng did not help her, delaying the best ti for treatnt.
If it weren’t for Luo Yang’s superb "Tai Gong’s Invisible Needle thod," Mother Ruan might have beco paralyzed.
Later, when Du ng went out temporarily, Ruan Yinyin had the chance to take her mother to the hospital for treatnt.
Not long after, Du ng found his way to the hospital, wanting to forcibly take Ruan Yinyin and her son away, but coincidentally ran into Luo Yang, who beat up Du ng and his two lackeys.
After listening to Ruan Yinyin’s story, both Luo Yang and Tan Shengi felt sympathy for her and indignation on her behalf.
The little boy might not be used to seeing strangers, so after waking and eating, he still cried.
"Yinyin, you coax him to sleep first, then we’ll talk later," Tan Shengi said.
"Then you guys sit down for a bit. There are drinks in the fridge. Take whatever you want, make yourselves at ho," Ruan Yinyin said politely.
She then picked up her son and went into the bedroom to coax the little boy to sleep.
In the living room, only Luo Yang and Tan Shengi were left; they exchanged a glance. Seeing the sticky expression in Tan Shengi’s eyes, he knew she had sothing to say.
But they were in Ruan Yinyin’s living room, not convenient to speak sweet nothings openly.
At that ti, they were both sitting on the two-seater sofa, and Tan Shengi snuggled closer.
Luo Yang, being quite the gentleman, knowing Tan Shengi wanted to whisper in his ear, pulled her into his arms and leaned his ear closer.
Tan Shengi smiled sweetly, leaned into Luo Yang’s broad chest, stretched her neck, placed her red lips close to his ear, and whispered, "Niu Zai, co back to the dorm with later; I have sothing to discuss with you."
Normally, Tan Shengi spent more ti in the hospital dormitory.
First, for the convenience of work, second, to avoid her parents’ constant nagging about marriage.
Even though Tan Shengi found Luo Yang to pretend as her boyfriend, her parents still kept asking when she and Luo Yang would get married.
This was a tricky problem.
Tan Shengi wasn’t yet Luo Yang’s official girlfriend, so how could they talk about marriage?
Even though she had fallen in love with him, she still found it hard to win his heart.
In the hospital at night, Tan Shengi tried to call Luo Yang her boyfriend several tis.
But with An Yuying and Tang Guihua present, Tan Shengi had to change her wording.
Tan Shengi was a strong woman, always prioritizing work.
Since eting Luo Yang, Tan Shengi felt that she really should get married.
To marry Luo Yang was not a rash decision for Tan Shengi.
Luo Yang’s exceptional dical skills alone were enough to secure a prosperous life.
Moreover, with Luo Yang’s beauty stream business potentially expanding internationally, he could beco a millionaire in no ti.
Previously, Tan Shengi had considered what kind of partner to seek; indeed, the prerequisites weren’t high.
The first condition was not to be too ugly.
Second, to have her admiration, generally referred to in work matters.
Third, to have a bright future.
Any unmarried man eting these three conditions had a chance to be Tan Shengi’s husband.
And Luo Yang t all these conditions, becoming the first to win Tan Shengi’s heart.
To put it this way, Luo Yang could be considered Tan Shengi’s first love.
Tan Shengi didn’t want to miss this opportunity.
The problem lies in the fact that so things in the world cannot be changed by human will.
A talented young man like Luo Yang attracts many beautiful won willing to be his wife.
Without even ntioning anything else, An Yuying and Tang Guihua alone were beauties, making Tan Shengi unsure she could surpass them.
If she couldn’t win Luo Yang from the two village beauties, then Tan Shengi’s hopes would only be wishful thinking.
Therefore, with this chance to talk privately with Luo Yang, Tan Shengi wanted to seize it and see if she could win his heart completely.
She tead up with Lin Xixin to contend against An Yuying and Tang Guihua.
Though she had countless words to say, being in soone else’s house, Tan Shengi found it inconvenient to express them all at once.
Nuzzled in Luo Yang’s embrace, Tan Shengi felt the warmth of love and hoped he would hold her like this always.
After speaking, Tan Shengi lifted her eyelids and glanced at Luo Yang.
While Tan Shengi whispered softly in his ear, Luo Yang’s eyes were downcast, perusing, engrossed in the view of her prominent bust.
Captivated, he occasionally smacked his lips.
Moreover, the image of nursing Lin Xixin flashed through his mind, leaving him feeling very thirsty, and he smacked his lips even more loudly.
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