Sir, How About A Marriage?

Chapter 400: A Burial for Her Feelings

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Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Mu Chen nodded. Indeed, it sounded like something Song Ning would do,

Jiang Jin said in a low voice, “You should start with Mu Qing and find out what his people are doing. Unless he’s certain Song Ning is dead, he definitely won’t give up. Send someone to protect that doctor immediately. Don’t make any mistakes. We have to ensure Song Ning’s safety.”

Mu Chen nodded solemnly.

…

Liang Zhou was curled up on the couch in the villa opposite Mu Qing and Ye Xin’s love nest. Her tears had long dried up by now.

Last night, Ye Xin finally successfully climbed into Mu Qing’s bed. With this revelation, Liang Zhou once again felt as though her heart had been beaten into a pulpy mess.

Liang Zhou did not sleep at all, burying all the remnants of love she had left for Mu Qing.

When the sun rose, she got up and cleaned herself.

Mu Chen had already transferred the deed of the villa to her name. She found it funny that she had been with Mu Qing for so long, but she had never had her own private property. In the past, she truly did not care about these things. Only now did she realize what a fool she had been. After all, if Mu Qing abandoned her, she would be left with nothing. Since he had never loved her, it was likely that she would be discarded once she no longer had any uses left.

Before Mu Qing, Liang Zhou was also skilled at manipulating men’s hearts. However, when she met him, she had loved him wholeheartedly and was determined to stay by his side without having any unnecessary thoughts.

She was Liang Zhou, not Liang Zhen. She never understood why Liang Zhen would end her life for a man who did not love her. Why? Only a woman with no ability would do something like that. If she were in Liang Zhen’s shoes, she would make the man who abandoned her suffer so much that he wished he was dead.

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Gao Wen looked as though she had seen her savior when she saw Liang Zhou. She hurriedly stepped forward and hugged Liang Zhou as her tears fell like rain.

Liang Zhou pretended to be surprised. She patted Gao Wen’s back and asked, “What’s wrong? I haven’t seen you in just a few days, how did you become so haggard? Is there still no news of Ye Xin? Doesn’t your son work in the Public Security Bureau? Did you ask him for help? Did you see the master again? Did she give you any advice?”

Upon seeing Gao Wen’s tears showing no sign of stopping, Liang Zhou patiently coaxed Gao Wen. “Don’t cry, Gao Wen. Don’t cry.”

After a while, when Gao Wen stopped crying, she finally recounted what had happened at home and outside. At this moment, she had completely trusted Liang Zhou and treated Liang Zhou as her confidant.

After Gao Wen stopped talking, Liang Zhou asked with a frown, “Then, did Master tell you how to find her?”

Gao Wen nodded. “Master told me to bring some of Ye Xin’s belongings. I have to keep them on me for seven days before giving them to her. With that, she’ll be able to sense Ye Xin’s aura. Today is the seventh day so I’m going to see Master.”

Liang Zhou sighed in relief and patted Gao Wen’s hand. “That’s good. Don’t be anxious. Let’s go look for Master and think of a solution together. Let me tell you, I have a strong feeling in my heart that Master will be able to find Ye Xin. The police are so busy, how can they only focus their effort on looking for Ye Xin? In any case, we should sincerely worship Master.”

Gao Wen nodded solemnly. “That’s right. When I find Ye Xin, I’ll make her kowtow to you to thank you. Without you, I wouldn’t be able to meet my daughter again.”

With that, Gao Wen’s tears fell again.

Upon hearing those words, Liang Zhou feigned indignance and said, “What kind of words are those? Is there a need to thank me or make your daughter kowtow to me? We’re friends, after all. Anyway, let’s just listen to Master and do as she says. As long as we’re sincere, there’ll definitely be a good outcome. There’s no need to listen to others. They’re stubborn and don’t know anything. Let’s not stoop to their level.. There’s no point getting angry, after all.”