An Ruo widened her eyes in disbelief, "Are you threatening me?"
"I want custody of the child until he turns eighteen, and it’s very easy."
Why has his attitude suddenly become so cold and ruthless.
An Ruo really felt cold, the kind that seeped out from her bones.
"Tang Yuchen, you can’t do this, you can’t separate me and my child..." She suddenly hugged herself and murmured.
"I never intended to separate you, but please also respect my decision."
After he finished speaking, the man turned and walked away with large strides. If An Ruo had been in the right state of mind to observe, she would have noticed his slightly flustered footsteps.
But she couldn’t pay attention, she was immersed in the pain he had caused her, a pain that she couldn’t extricate herself from.
Tang Yuchen had sent Kangkang away without a word, just like he had secretly sent Xiao Ji away all those years ago. The two people she wanted most to protect in her life had both been sent away by him.
This blow was too much for An Ruo to accept. She didn’t know how to vent her heartbreak and grievances.
She wanted to cry, but she couldn’t bring herself to tears, because the pain was too deep to express through crying.
She sat alone in her room for a day and a night without closing her eyes.
The next day, when dawn broke, she stepped out of her room and Aunt Zhou was startled to see her condition.
Her face was pale, with deep dark circles under her eyes, and the void in her gaze made her look like someone gravely ill.
A woman who was usually so bright had grown so haggard overnight; it was difficult for anyone to see and accept.
Aunt Zhou asked her if she was sick and suggested taking her to the hospital.
She just shook her head saying she was fine and then left the house.
An Ruo drove to Tang Yuchen’s company in a daze, burst into his office without any regard, only to find it empty; Tang Yuchen was not at work that day.
The security guards grabbed her, intending to take her to the police station, but after the secretary received a phone call, the guards released her without causing her any trouble.
Since he wasn’t at the company, she decided to look for him at his residence.
But when she went downstairs, she discovered her car was gone. A traffic police officer waited there, telling her that her car had been towed away because she had parked it illegally. He told her to pick up her car at her convenience and pay a fine.
An Ruo argued with him angrily, insisting that they had no right to tow her car and that she had not violated any laws.
The traffic officer listed a multitude of reasons, the final one being that her current physical and mental state made it unsafe for her to drive.
An Ruo, already full of anger and grievance, wasn’t in the mood to listen to what the traffic officer was saying.
She snapped at him fiercely, "Fine, I won’t argue with you. I’ll take it up with the police!"
She called Mo Hua, and after hearing what she had to say, he said he would be right over.
The traffic officer didn’t want to keep arguing and said he had work to do; despite her protests, he rode off on his motorbike.
In truth, she didn’t actually want to cause a fuss; she just needed to vent...
When Mo Hua arrived, he saw An Ruo sitting on the last step in front of the building entrance. She was hugging her legs with her head buried in her knees, looking very desolate.
The man’s eyes were deep as he approached and gently crouched beside her, softy placing his hand on her back.
"An Ruo, what’s wrong?"
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