"I damaged your car; just let me know how much I need to compensate you when the time comes."
An Ruo spoke indifferently, her tone ice-cold, instantly widening the distance between them.
How could he possibly let her compensate him?
"It was my car that blocked your way; I should be the one to compensate you. I’ve already had someone take the car for repairs and will have it sent to you in a couple of days."
An Ruo looked at him as if he were a fool. Was there such a victim like him?
She had hit his car, and yet he was saying it was his fault...
Forget it, she didn’t want to argue with him on this matter.
"Thank you for taking me to the hospital. You can go now; there’s no need for you to stay with me." She said coldly again.
Tang Yuchen couldn’t stand her tone.
His eyes darkened as he spoke in a deep voice, "Do you really have to talk to me ?"
"How do you want me to talk to you?" An Ruo raised her eyebrows. "Do you want me to talk to you affectionately? Tang Yuchen, let me go. I admit that I’ve always loved you, but I will try hard to forget you. One day I won’t... mmm..."
The man suddenly cradled her face and fiercely sealed her mouth. He didn’t want to hear her say she no longer loved him; he didn’t want to hear anything at all!
An Ruo was stunned for a moment, then followed with angry struggling.
Her hands pounded on his body; he didn’t feel a thing. His tongue forcefully pried apart her teeth, entwining with hers, passionately embracing her in madness.
She was his, forever his, and no one could make her leave him, including herself.
Tang Yuchen kissed her without restraint; An Ruo felt so exhausted that her entire body went limp, darkness looming before her eyes.
She lay motionless, breathing rapidly, and the man, realizing she was struggling to breathe, reluctantly let her go. However, his lips still gently pressed against hers, caressing them tenderly and reluctantly.
An Ruo glared at him, her chest heaving violently, the man’s heavy panting reverberating in her ears.
He also looked at her, but his eyes were deep and seemed to contain intense, profound emotions.
Neither spoke for a good while until she was the first to look away and decisively said, "Tang Yuchen, please have some self-respect! This side of you disgusts me!"
The man stiffened all over and slowly straightened up.
Yes, this side of him disgusted himself as well.
"I’m sorry," he said in a low voice.
I’m sorry for hurting your heart, I’m sorry I had to keep things from you.
An Ruo thought he was apologizing for his actions just now; she decided to forgive him this once.
"I hope you can respect me in the future and keep your distance from me."
Tang Yuchen’s pupils shrank; he really didn’t want to hear her say such things.
He suddenly grabbed her hand, holding it tightly.
An Ruo winced in pain, her eyebrows tightly furrowed, feeling as though her bones were being crushed.