Mo Hua nearly cried out in shock—she had actually been divorced!
Fortunately, his early training in composure paid off, and no trace of reaction showed on his face.
An Ruo looked so young and innocent; he truly hadn’t expected that she’d been married before. When she said she would never marry again, it was clear that she had been deeply hurt by matrimony.
That such a kind girl had been hurt was obvious, and it was evident that her husband must have been a complete bastard.
Mo Hua suddenly felt a strong dislike for her ex-husband and regretted asking so many questions that had stirred up her painful memories.
"Here, taste this—it’s supposed to be delicious." He said with a smile, changing the subject. An Ruo, unaware of his thoughts, had long been numb to the pain of her past.
After eating, Mo Hua suggested taking Kangkang to the amusement park, saying that children loved places like that and Kangkang would surely enjoy it.
An Ruo did not refuse; she would not turn down anything that could aid Kangkang’s recovery.
Mo Hua was a police officer, and although he was stern in uniform, he was actually a man who loved to have fun in his personal life.
He took them both on a whirlwind of fun at the park. Whether Kangkang enjoyed himself they did not know, but An Ruo definitely had a great time.
After playing for a long time, they left the amusement park, thoroughly entertained, and headed back to the hospital.
Once Kangkang was settled, An Ruo prepared to leave. How she wished Kangkang could be treated at home so they wouldn’t have to part every day.
Walking downstairs, Mo Hua offered to drive her home. Looking at the time, An Ruo knew that Tang Yuchen would soon arrive.
She declined his kind offer, but Mo Hua, not knowing someone was coming to pick her up, insisted on taking her home.
As they were speaking at the entrance, a luxurious sedan suddenly stopped in front of them.
The car window rolled down, and Tang Yuchen looked at them indifferently, "An Ruo, get in."
Mo Hua looked at him, his eyes narrowing slightly.
Tang Yuchen’s cold gaze briefly swept over Mo Hua, then settled on An Ruo.
"Mo Hua, I should go. Thanks for today." An Ruo smiled at him, then opened the car door and sat inside.
Mo Hua waved goodbye to her, and as the car drove some distance away, Tang Yuchen asked emotionlessly, "Who is that man?"
"Just a friend." An Ruo replied indifferently.
"What kind of friend? I’ve never heard you mention him before. How long have you known each other?"
"We just met not long ago." An Ruo answered, holding back her irritation.
Tang Yuchen’s mouth twitched into a smirk and said coldly, "You just met and you went out to play with him? Aren’t you afraid he might be a bad person?"
"How do you know what we did?" She looked at him puzzled, then realized, "Are you having me followed again?!"
"I’m doing this for your own good."
An Ruo laughed bitterly at the justification, "Such a noble reason. Tang Yuchen, are you uncomfortable if a day goes by without having someone follow me? I told you, I’m not your prisoner; I have my freedom!"
"Don’t worry, they won’t bother you," Tang Yuchen said flatly.
Yes, they wouldn’t bother her, but she felt she had no privacy at all. An Ruo lowered her gaze; she didn’t want to argue with him any longer.
She knew that arguing with him wouldn’t change his mind.
And for her, it only strengthened her resolve to leave him. They really couldn’t live together .
She stayed silent, and Tang Yuchen, feeling displeased, remained quiet as well.
The atmosphere between them was cold, but the man eventually couldn’t help but break the silence.