Blessed To Have Each Other In This Life (Mu Shao, Your Wife Is Born Again)

Wei Yiran went to Huang Ming's rented house and dug out the diary he had previously hidden under the bed.

Six thick diaries record the bizarre life of Mrs. Wei, and the last three are almost all related to angelfish. The lines are full of emotion, which shows that he has devoted all his efforts to the pursuit of angelfish.

Wei Yiran took the diary back, and read through the next three diaries again, until all the content was clear and confident, he got up and called Huo Chenghong's manager.

Ironically, people who used to be together every day now want to meet, but they have to communicate through others.

He stated on the phone that he wanted to visit, but the steward said that Miss Jin had just returned today and was tired from the journey, so Wei Yiran said that he would go back tomorrow, so he agreed on a time and ended the call.

The anxiety in my heart eased a little.

He didn't refuse to meet him, which meant that Little Goldfish didn't resist meeting him.

Wei Yiran went back with the diary in his arms, Huang Ming grabbed him again and said, "You must explain clearly to her, this matter has nothing to do with me, as the eldest brother, I have never lied to her."

Huang Ming felt wronged.

He was originally timid and fearful, and the other party was a big man like Huo Chenghong, Wei Yiran could understand if he wanted to separate the relationship.

Wei Yiran nodded, and replied in a deep voice, "I won't implicate you."

The next day he went to Huo Chenghong's manor.

The manor occupies a large area. After the car drove through the tall and towering gate, it continued to drive for a few minutes before reaching the front hall.

A well-dressed manservant leads the way for him.

The marble texture under his feet is gorgeous, and the surrounding decoration is also noble and elegant. Wei Yiran looked out of the window, even in winter, the Evergreen is still lush.

The sound of the piano came from the front, intermittent and incoherent syllables sounded intermittently. Although a movement could not be played, the timbre was beautiful and light, which showed that the piano used was of great value.

Walking into the side hall, Wei Yiran saw Little Goldfish sitting by the piano. She was wearing a lotus-colored dress, and her light brown hair was soft and loose. A female teacher was standing beside her, teaching her to practice fingering.

"Let's practice here today."

"Thank you." Little Goldfish said.

The female teacher left the side hall and walked out without looking sideways. Wei Yiran turned his head and looked.

The little goldfish said: "She is the music teacher hired by Master Huo."

Wei Yiran turned his head, "Oh...Master Huo is very kind to you."

"Yes." She smiled slightly and repeated what he said, "Master Huo is very good to me."

The atmosphere was inexplicably cold, and neither of them seemed to know what to talk about.

The servant brought tea and snacks.

Let the little goldfish retreat, and only he and her are left here.

Wei Yiran finally opened his mouth: "When you went to the cemetery...you saw it?"

"Hmm..." Xiao Jinyu responded, staring down at his toes, with no expression on his face, "...I see. I misidentified the person, and I have caused you trouble for so long."

Wei Yiran felt suffocated.

Even if Little Goldfish didn't vent his anger, resentment, or blame, he still felt pain.

The man she loves is called Zian, the man she is with is called Huo Chenghong, and he is a completely irrelevant person.

Without this bondage, there is nothing between him and her! Nothing!

Wei Yiran raised the corners of his mouth, his smile was a little stiff, he pretended to be nonchalant and said: "What's the trouble, grandpa told me to take good care of you when he passed away, but I kept it from you, I'm very sorry..."

After hearing this, Little Goldfish's eyes flickered slightly, "When he... died, did he remember me?"

"Yes, he values ​​you very much." Wei Yiran took out his diary and said to her, "Look, the diary he wrote is all about you, otherwise, I wouldn't be so clear about your affairs."