Gu Erya snorted coldly, "Exactly, wait until big sister arrives, see what you’ll have to say then."
Gu Lao San had no idea that Gu Youyou had actually been in an accident, thinking she had simply vented her anger on him and then gone back, so when it was suggested that Gu Youyou come to confront him, he was still somewhat apprehensive.
However, it didn’t matter, he had thought of a strategy and wasn’t afraid of her confrontation.
At night, a torrential rain began to pour down again, and a carriage struggled forward against the wind and rain, its wheels caked in mud.
There is a saying, ’A fall rain brings the cold’ which couldn’t be more true.
Gu Youyou felt a bit cold, pulling her clothes tightly around her.
In the carriage, she sat opposite Jin Zijin, whose complexion wasn’t good, and whose clothes were still spattered with bloodstains.
And by the side of the carriage, Abao sat, his eyes like two little lamps watching the two people inside.
Gu Youyou had no intention of jumping down that ravine, it was just that her foot slipped, and she accidentally fell down.
Just as the leading man had said, she hadn’t fallen to her death, nor had she broken her legs or feet, just some scrapes on her legs, and then her head hit a tree, knocking her out.
She touched her head, finding a large bump that would probably not go down for quite some time.
She didn’t know why, clearly having fallen into those people’s hands, she woke up to find Jin Zijin looking at her with a cold face.
He stared at her for quite a while, he didn’t speak, and neither did she.
Because she still hadn’t remembered how she had managed to offend him.
Thinking it over, this staring wasn’t helping, so she had to say, "Thank you, for rescuing me once again."
The words sounded stiff, and even a bit distant, and indeed, she saw the man opposite her turning an even darker shade.
"Why did you jump down?"
This was the first sentence Jin Zijin spoke to her.
This was an injustice, she really hadn’t done it on purpose; it had started raining, the ground had become loose and slippery, so she had truly slipped and fallen down accidentally.
"Are you so indifferent to your own life?" Jin Zijin appeared very angry.
Gu Youyou said, "It wasn’t intentional." She spoke the truth, her fall had been an accident, she truly hadn’t done it on purpose.
"Not intentional?" Jin Zijin asked coldly, "Do you realize how many people died for you today? They were all fighting for you, yet you chose to leap off the cliff and commit suicide. I said I wouldn’t let them take you away, why didn’t you believe me?"
God knows what kind of feeling he had in his heart when he saw her jump again.
His mind went blank at that moment, he couldn’t even see those rushing at him with drawn swords, all he knew was that she had jumped down, and so he had to jump as well.
Fortunately, it was just a large ravine, not too deep, with lush vegetation below, so jumping wasn’t deadly.
Jin Zijin was angry, very angry, and Gu Youyou could see that clearly.
She had initially wanted to explain, but after hearing his words about how many people had died for her, she found herself at a loss for what to say.
What difference does it make if it wasn’t intentional? The fact remains you fell, the process isn’t important, what matters is the outcome, isn’t it?
Gu Youyou, who always thinks more than the average person, would have instantly retorted if someone else or in another situation made these comments to her.
What do the deaths of so many have to do with me? Your reasons for approaching me are clear, to put it bluntly, saving me was also about saving yourselves.
But the person in front of her was Jin Zijin, and she was a survivor of a catastrophe, so those words that could hurt both others and herself just couldn’t leave her mouth.