Mo Ran suddenly stood up and left in a somewhat disheveled manner.
If she had stayed any longer, she would have surely lost her composure.
Walking quickly down the street, Mo Ran aimlessly wondered where she should go?
Her face was already covered with tears, drawing the attention of passersby, who turned to glance at her.
She walked for a long time until she was tired and then sat down on the roadside to rest. She realized that she had to break things off with Tang Song as soon as possible.
It wasn’t just because he had deceived her, it was also for the best. She didn’t love him, and he might not love her either. There was no need to forcibly bind two people together.
Indeed, they were fated to meet but not destined to be together, and once again the heavens had caused them to miss each other. She indeed no longer possessed the right to happiness, doomed to live a lonely life.
Mo Ran acted quickly, finding a new place that very day. She didn’t tell anyone, quietly contacting a moving company, planning to move the next day.
When Tang Song called her in the afternoon, she didn’t show any sign of being abnormal.
She told him she was going out with a friend tomorrow and asked him not to come looking for her.
Tang Song suspected nothing and after chatting with her for a while, hung up the call.
Not long after, Gu Yixuan’s call also came through. Recently, because of Tang Song, she hadn’t been taking his calls, and she felt a bit guilty about it.
Thinking she wouldn’t answer again, Gu Yixuan was about to frown in anger when the call connected.
Surprised yet overwhelming her with his shouting, he said, "Why haven’t you been taking my calls recently! I promised to keep out of your sight as much as possible, what more do you want?! If you ignore my calls again in the future, I’ll take back my words and do as I please, do you understand!"
In the past, she had been repulsed by his temper, but this time it felt strangely comforting.
In this world, Gu Yixuan was the person who had hurt her the most, yet at the same time, he had never given up on her.
For the sake of his persistence, she should be nicer to him.
"Hmm, I understand, I won’t hang up on you in the future." She obediently responded.
The anger that Gu Yixuan had just erupted with was like the water from a faucet that had been suddenly blocked. It couldn’t come out, nor flow back in, just stuck there, leaving him feeling rather deflated.
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Gu Yixuan thought he was experiencing an auditory hallucination. He looked out the floor-to-ceiling window; the sky was still white, and the sun was still setting in the west.