He thought that as long as hatred remained in her heart, she should keep living. Now that she wouldn’t fall in love with him anymore, let her hate him then.
By becoming the person she hated the most, she should never forget him, right?
"Rest assured, I will definitely kill you! I won’t let you go!" Mo Ran said through gritted teeth.
At that moment, she said these words because she was too angry. If she really had to kill Gu Yixuan, she couldn’t do it at all.
But what she hadn’t anticipated was that one day in the future, she almost did kill him...
The man nodded as if it was nothing, "Alright, I’ll be waiting for you. Better not die before you kill me."
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"You’d better remember your words today," Gu Yixuan said with a faint smile, elegantly leaving the room.
As the door closed behind him, the indifference and confidence in his eyes instantly vanished. What replaced them was an undissolvable pain.
Death was not the greatest punishment for him, nor the retribution he deserved.
The hurt she caused him was the greatest retribution he had received...
She didn’t have to wait for him to die to see that he had received his retribution.
But he wouldn’t let her know, he too had his pride and dignity.
After Gu Yixuan left, Mo Ran felt some discomfort in her stomach.
She furrowed her brow slightly and didn’t pay too much attention. Without food for two days, and lack of rest, it wasn’t just her stomach that was uncomfortable, her entire body felt terrible.
She lay on the bed, her eyes empty, not knowing what she was thinking.
Before she knew it, she fell asleep...
Gu Yixuan returned to his own room and turned on the surveillance monitor, watching her sleeping figure through the cold screen.
She was asleep, and he should be relieved. Without turning off the video, Gu Yixuan stood up and started working at the desk next to him.
No matter how big the problem was at home, he still had to work. The Gu Family couldn’t have any issues, for if there were, protecting Mo Ran would be difficult, let alone protecting himself.
In a haze of pain, Mo Ran was awakened by the pain, her stomach seemed to be getting more uncomfortable. It was like having her monthly period; very distressing.
A thought flashed through her mind—could it be that something was wrong with the baby?
She propped herself up, but there was no blood beneath her. The baby should still be there.