"If you still plan to live in Rongcheng in the future, I won't stop you, but there is no need for us to see each other again,"
"You're still mad at me!"
Zhang Rujia knew she had done despicable things, more than once; thinking of Qin Mu's mother made her feel even more guilty, but she had long forgiven herself.
"I'm not mad at you! Maybe this unhappy fate was arranged by heaven, but now, at our age, heaven has decided it's time for us to part,"
Qin Haiming continued to talk to her, his mind wandering to Qin Mu, recounting how Mu Yichen had said the girl was suffering from a headache and cold. He thought it might be due to her being overworked during the past few days, leading to her body now reacting poorly.
Mu Yichen thought it was because he hadn't taken good care of Qin Mu, while Qin Haiming believed Qin Mu was simply overexerted.
After Zhang Rujia left, Uncle Wang came into the ward, grumbling, "Why do you still have to speak so kindly to her?"
