Beg Me to Remarry No Chapter 186 - 186 186 So Weve Known Each Other All Along

??Chapter 186: Chapter 186: So We’ve Known Each Other All Along

Chapter 186: Chapter 186: So We’ve Known Each Other All Along

The public opinion is fernting violently, with so saying Bai Wei is a howrecker who disrupted the relationship between Luo Qinghe and Qin Xiaonian, and others claiming that Bai Wei and Luo Qinghe are the real couple, with Luo having affairs with Qin behind Bai Wei.

No matter the version, Bai Wei by herself has topped the trending search list more than ten tis, with both positive and negative coverage; she has people cursing her as well as speaking up for her.

In any event, the internet has exploded, and the Public Relations Departnt of He Group has been rendered completely ineffective.

This is also the very reason why He Xing is angry with Fu Han. He clearly instructed Fu Han, clearly, if only Fu Han had held on to Bai Wei, none of this would have blown up the way it has.

Upon hearing this, Bai Wei’s parents were full of sighs, no one expecting that rely a premiere would turn into a battle between the lead actors in a film and a supposed third party.

After a long silence, the uncle-in-law spoke slowly, “We’ve always been against Xiaowei joining the entertainnt circle. If this incident really has a big impact, we’ll just take her away.”

“No,” the aunt held the opposite opinion, “Xiaowei can leave the circle, but not when she’s being unjustly accused. Even if we do take her away, we’ll make sure it’s with her na cleared.”

He Xing didn’t speak, but this was exactly what he was thinking. No matter how fiercely the public opinion fernted, he would not walk away under a cloud of disdain.

Another commotion ca from down the corridor, and He Xing turned to look. Leading the way was Luo Qiluo, whom he had seen before, the mother of Luo Qinghe; following not far behind her were two n, one recognized as Luo Qinghe’s brother Li Qingjiang, and the other a middle-aged man who should be Luo Qinghe’s father Li Huazhi.

Luo Qiluo had also spotted He Xing and hurried over to him, shouting gracelessly, “He Xing, I’m telling you, if anything happens to my son, I’ll never forgive you.”

Before He Xing could open his mouth to reply, his aunt couldn’t hold back any longer and pushed Luo Qiluo away, “Who’s to bla for your son’s philandering?”

By the ti she said the last word, her tone had changed, and the look she gave Luo Qiluo was strange, as if witnessing sothing unbelievable.

“Bai Qian?” Luo Qiluo looked back at her with a bizarre expression, yet in her gaze lingered an unmistakable trace of spite.

The two won remained silent, eyeing each other until a voice, filled with world-weariness, broke the silence—it was Li Huazhi: “Xiaoqian, is that you?”

Bai Qian, the na belonged to Bai Wei’s mother; unexpectedly, it was called out here, and by the parents of Luo Qinghe, no less.

An incident from the Spring Festival flashed through He Xing’s mind again, so aspects of which he still had not figured out, but he started to understand all of a sudden.

The drastic difference in Luo Qiluo’s attitude toward Bai Wei before and after had only one reason—she had always known who Bai Wei’s mother was. Even worse, she had treated Bai Wei so differently because of her mother.

At that mont, Li Huazhi moved as though soulless, step by step toward Bai Qian, whose retreat into her husband’s arms only drew him closer.

Bai Qian’s husband wrapped his arms around her shoulder protectively, eyeing Li Huazhi warily, “What do you want? Please keep your distance from my wife.”

Li Huazhi seed to notice Bai Qian’s husband for the first ti, sizing him up; a sense of inferiority unknown to him until now crept into his heart.

All these years, Li Huazhi had poured his entire energy into his company; while his personal image managent wasn’t bad, the protruding beer belly and middle-age spread were all too apparent.

Yet, none of these middle-aged male issues were to be found on Bai Qian’s husband. Tall and straight, with thick, dium-length hair and flawless, pale skin, he was the complete antithesis of greasiness.

Li Huazhi forced a smile, though it carried a hint of desolation, he still maintained his composure and extended a hand, “Hello, my na is Li Huazhi, Bai Qian’s… senior classmate.”

“Fu Xingbo, Bai Qian’s husband,” Fu Xingbo reached out his hand, clean and slender, his nails neatly trimd.

A polite exchange followed between the two n, but He Xing had no interest in listening to these empty pleasantries. He was more interested in the reactions of the two ladies.

Bai Qian stood composedly next to her husband, occasionally exchanging glances with him, while Luo Qiluo was completely ignored by Li Huazhi. Despite all efforts to maintain a smile, anyone could see hers was a forced grin.

The awkward atmosphere persisted until the doors to the Ergency Rooms opened, and as expected by He Xing, out ca Luo Qinghe and Bai Wei.

Both had bandages wrapped around their heads and arms, eyes closed as they lay on the gurneys, but fortunately, there weren’t many tubes attached to them.

The doctor’s conclusions for both were similar—they were not in life-threatening condition, but when they would awaken depended on their willpower.

The parents followed their respective children’s gurneys, leaving He Xing alone in the corridor. Finally, his ears got so quiet, but his heart began to ache again—Fu Han was still being resuscitated inside.

People hustled along the corridor, so searching for soone, so seeking dical attention, so handling hospital admissions, others undergoing various check-ups. Each was absorbed in their own story, with no ti to feel the pain of others.

He Xing leaned against a chair, his head resting on the cold wall, silently praying in his heart.

The phone in his pocket vibrated—a call from Liang Tao. As the call connected, Liang Tao’s sociable voice imdiately rang out, “President He, it’s bad news. There’s been a massive outbreak online about your affair with Miss Fu.”

Strangely, hearing the bad news this ti, He Xing’s heart didn’t stir at all. Or maybe his heart had already cald, imperturbable even if the sky were falling.

Nevertheless, he still went online to check.

The issue began with those two slaps Bai Wei delivered to Qin Xiaonian, which netizens interpreted wildly. So noticed Fu Han appearing in the video, looking on coldly without intervening.

Then, people started condemning both Fu Han and Bai Wei as birds of a feather and dug into Fu Han’s past, revisiting the scandals Yang Kaitai had orchestrated to be leaked online.

Next were a mix of true and false leaks from the crew, saying He Xing and Xia Ning were originally a couple. During the filming of “Yearning for Return,” Fu Han used various sches to snatch He Xing away, while still being Su Cheng’s girlfriend.

After taking it all in, He Xing called Liang Tao back, “I don’t care what you do, but I will not allow anyone to attack Xiaohan on the internet.”

Less than a minute after he hung up, the Ergency Room door opened, and several doctors erged first, followed by Fu Han being wheeled out on a stretcher.