He could tell that Mo Ran really didn’t want to.
Sure enough, she shook off his hand and said indifferently, "Gu Yixuan, I think there is indeed something wrong with your brain. You should go to the hospital and get it checked."
To have a child for him was just thinking about it made her feel terrified.
They had no future together, so why bring a child into this world to suffer? If they had a child, it would just further complicate the ties between them, which she certainly didn’t want.
Moreover, she didn’t want a child that belonged to both her and Gu Yixuan. She didn’t love him, so she didn’t want to have his child.
Gu Yixuan wasn’t angry, though. He nodded and said coldly, "You’re right, there might really be something wrong with my brain. Let’s not bring up this topic again. You’re not worthy to have my child!"
Leaving that comment behind, he turned and walked away in a huff. Mo Ran watched, perplexed—it was he who had brought it up in the first place!
Knowing she didn’t want to have his child, it was also not the right time for him to have a child. But the warm atmosphere of the past two days had given him ideas he shouldn’t have had, and his words had not been spoken on a whim. For original chapters go to Novᴇl_Fire(.)net
In that moment, he did indeed want a child of his own, a child born of her, a family together, which would surely be very happy.
Indeed, happiness did not belong to him, nor could he expect too much. Just maintaining their relationship without further deterioration was already quite good in his eyes...
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After staying bored for several days at the Banshan Garden villa, Mo Ran felt that she should go out and look for a job. She decided not to go back to the school and planned to send a resignation letter to the principal another day.
She searched for companies online, dressed in formal attire, and went for interviews with her resume in hand. The first company was a dance training class, and they were satisfied with her, asking her to wait for a notification at home, with a nine in ten chance of success.
The second company was in real estate, looking to hire a logistics staff member. The interview process was not bad, and the HR department also told her to wait for notification.
By the time she stepped out of the real estate company, it was already two o’clock in the afternoon. She had been running around for interviews all morning and hadn’t yet had breakfast.
Mo Ran went to a nearby restaurant to eat, planning to interview with another company in the afternoon. This was called casting a wide net to catch more fish. Even if she was unlucky, she was bound to catch one fish, right?
After eating, she buoyed her spirits and was about to take the bus when she received a call from Mo Yan.