So You Have Loved Me Too

Char’s cold and unfeeling voice sounded from the top, "Only stupid people will threaten me. She almost killed my son's family of four. I didn’t want her to kill her. The greatest forgiveness."

His words made Ji Anning's heart startled.

Not to mention Rudifen, she raised her head and looked at Char, who was enveloped by murderous intent, afraid.

Char bowed his head and looked at her condescendingly, "You don't have to say, you will lose your only daughter."

This old man is simply terrible. He is so short-handed, but he cultivated Korea alone. It is said that he was cultivated as the heir of the Char family.

And it is indeed somewhat blood-related. The relationship between uncles and nephews for so many years, for the sake of the son, can be thrown away, it is too cold-blooded.

If she offends or hurts his son in the future, will he... will he kill her?

Ji Anning thought, hugged Ji Chicheng's arms tightly, and whispered: "I love you and will treat you well for the rest of your life, and you must love me for the rest of your life."

Ji Chicheng looked down, looked at Ji Anning's dog-legged look, and asked amusedly: "Are you afraid?"

Ji Anning nodded honestly.

"Send her to be healed."

On the ground, Korea's blood flowed into a river.

Only then did Char ask Korea to be sent to stop the bleeding for treatment, and indeed he never thought of killing him.

It's just that his punishment, for others, is usually more torture than death.

Seeing that the medical staff came to stop Korea from bleeding, and took Korea away, Rudifen got up.

Looking at Char, "A Cai has nothing to do with that Chinese man. A Cai has never betrayed you. Her physique is not suitable for giving birth. You should know... she..."

Chinese man!

Is it her grandpa?

Ji Anning squinted at Ru Difen, guessing the Chinese man in her mouth.

What is the story of their generation?

Rudifen's words were a heavy blow to Char, almost knocking him down.

He glared, and stepped back startled.

I have never known him for so long, and I have never seen anything that can make him so vulnerable.

Rudifen paused and then rang again, "Yuesen Char, I have loved you for a lifetime, but I have never done anything to be sorry for you. Even though I had a marriage contract with you, I have never argued with A Cai. You, because I want the people I love and my good friends to be happy."

is it?

If so, why didn't he know the facts and chose to send his uncle's mother away instead of telling Char?

Knowing that they are in love.

Although from A Cai's perspective, a man who doesn't trust himself is not worth staying.

But as a third person, as a good friend, he watched Char misunderstand him all his life, thinking that he lost to others in love, and lived in the misunderstanding all his life.

How did she see it?

Or in other words, the person is gone, and it is justified to be afraid to say it to make him regret it and add sorrow to him.

what about now? Why did you say it again?

Knowing that the uncle's mother is not suitable for childbirth, she quietly helped her escape from her loved one and let her take risks.

From the perspective of a mother, most people will choose to give birth to the child, but from the perspective of a friend, wouldn't it be restless forever?

It's like she once wanted to give her corneas to her eyes, and she asked Yuanyuan to do that, but Yuanyuan was still reluctant to give up in the end and couldn't bear it.

(It’s so cool and there are so many chapters. I wish you all a happy Mid-Autumn Festival. Everyone pays attention to Brother Yang’s Sina Weibo: Brother Weiyang! Brother Yang will send out red envelopes at night, asking for various ticket rewards. !)