Lu Jinghan rubbed his temples, walked over to sit beside Han Xi, gently cupping her small face in his palm, forcing her to et his gaze: "Don’t believe a word Lin Weiyang says."
Han Xi looked at him, puzzled about how he knew Lin Weiyang had approached her.
"After I found out the package was sent by Lin Weiyang, I warned her that if she dared to ss with you again, I would make her regret it deeply. I didn’t deal with her this ti for the sake of Auntie, as Lin Weiyang’s mother died in a car accident while saving my parents."
"So, your place in my heart is by no ans unimportant. Quite the opposite, it is irreplaceable forever. I’m not with you out of loneliness, and most importantly, I have never been involved with any other woman."
Han Xi lowered her head, her delicate hand pushing away his, as a pitifully small voice slipped from her throat: "Mm, I understand."
Lu Jinghan’s long, slender fingers lifted Han Xi’s chin, his eyes as deep as the ocean fixed intently on her: "To even say you want to break up with , you’re really sothing, woman."
"I didn’t..." Han Xi realized she couldn’t even find a reason to argue, especially since she had just ntioned the word breakup.
"Your two good friends just ca to , sarcastically throwing words at , even saying that you’ve decided to break up with . My heart hurt so much at that mont."
At this point, Han Xi wanted to disappear. She bit her lip like a child who had done sothing wrong, her moist eyes looking pitifully at Lu Jinghan.
"Do you still want to break up with ?" Lu Jinghan’s nonchalant voice carried an assertive montum.
Han Xi shook her little head like a rattle-drum: "No breakup, never breaking up again."
How could she bear to part now? He had said so much just now, each sentence was an explanation, and each was a promise to her.
"Let’s go ho now," Lu Jinghan said, intertwining his fingers tightly with Han Xi’s hand, standing up from the sofa, and striding toward the door.
Han Xi leaned against his shoulder, her previously gloomy mood had long dissipated, and the smile at the corner of her mouth was sweeter than candied fruit.
Outside the villa, Lu Jinghan placed Han Xi in the passenger seat, leaned over to fasten her seatbelt, walked around the front of the car, got into the driver’s seat, and drove off swiftly.
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