Who knows what she would say to Mo Ran, or what kind of foolish thing Mo Ran might do because of it.
However, he was not too worried; as long as Mo Yan wanted to benefit from him, she would not let Mo Ran do anything foolish for the time being.
Having bought a bunch of lilies, he approached the ward and saw Mo Ran sitting on the bed in a hospital gown, her expression somewhat dull.
She seemed to have a lot on her mind and was not in a good mood.
"What are you doing here? We don’t welcome you, please leave!" Mo Yan, upon seeing him, stood up and said angrily.
Mo Ran looked up, met his deep eyes, bit her lip, and turned her head away.
Gu Yixuan kept his gaze fixed on Mo Ran, completely ignoring Mo Yan. He walked to her side and placed the flowers on the table.
Mo Ran hung her head low, not looking at him, her expression indifferent.
The man sat down beside her and asked, "Are you feeling any better?"
"..." Mo Ran did not answer him.
He asked again, "Have you decided, whether or not to keep the child?"
Mo Ran’s eyelashes fluttered, she bit her lip, raised her eyes to look at him, and shook her head resolutely, "No! I’ve thought it over, and I really can’t keep this child. I’ve made my decision; I’ll have the surgery next week."
The man’s eyes flashed, and he extended his long fingers to pinch her chin, lifting her head to force her to look him in the eye.
"You won’t regret it?" he asked softly.
Mo Ran noticed that, after not seeing him for a few days, his gaze had become even darker, like a deep pool, calm, pitch-black, profound, and cold, utterly unfathomable.
"I won’t regret it!" Her eyes were very firm.
She had been hesitating all along about whether to keep it or not. After hearing a lot from Mo Yan, she believed it was better not to. Once she had made a decision, she felt much more relieved, no longer having to struggle with the conflict.
She also knew that she should make a clean break, rather than dragging it out. The longer she waited, the less likely it was that she could have the surgery.
The man watched her for a long while, and Mo Ran also kept her eyes on him. Finally, he saw no trace of reluctance in her eyes. There had been reluctance in her eyes before, but now, there was none at all.
It could only mean that this time, she was truly resolute in not keeping it.
That damned woman Mo Yan, he would not let her off!
Calmly letting go of Mo Ran’s chin, Gu Yixuan said with a light smile, "Mo Ran, I’ll let you go, have the child." Follow current ɴᴏᴠᴇʟs on NoveIＦire.net
Mo Ran looked at him in surprise, astonished at his letting go.
Wasn’t he the type to never let go even in