A Lifetime of Deep Love for You
angrily hung
hone away and leave, I ran into
Ru
Tingchen had
, intending to walk past her, but she
nced at her sidew
ing your posit
a delicate face, lightly made-up, with bold red lips. Despite the cold winter, she wore
tiful; no wonder Gu
you stole from me? Does Tingchen love you? Does he whisper sweet nothings in your ear? Does he cook for you or choose gifts for you on holidays? He doesn't, do
was something Gu Tingchen had done with her. It would be a lie to say I wasn't jea
o. Whether you accept it or not, I'm the one sitting in the position of Mrs. Gu now. And yes, you're
tolerated b
n't provoke them. But if they do
I've allowed Gu Tingchen to
mily with plenty of it. But you... you have nothing-no powe
er eyes welling up with unshed tears, looki
play the pitiful white lotus in front of me.
ed by someone. Gu Tingchen's broad back protected her ent
gaze was fixed on
nding defensively in front of her,
Gu Tingchen was rarely angered. Narrowing his e
n Ruyan behind him and teased, "Tingchen, a
me call Wen Ruyan his ex-lover. He ordered, "Go bac
t his tone, as if his coming
ly become
t of his ex
ome. But let me remind you, I don't mind her
an stepped forward, grabbing my wrist and trying to
tively shook her off. Gu Tingchen, thinking I was goi
rd, was thrown to the ground, my face hars
s hand gently caressing Wen Ruyan's head
it's
possibly ha
covered my cheek with my han
ness, at how I had tru
gchen asked coldly, "Wh
by word, clearly told h
nt before turning to his assistant and ordering him to
saw the smug smile
tried to help me up and
the villa, where I filled a batht
lt nothing inside. I even reached out
ted her, the more
personally wrote up a divorce agreement. I care
oked a full meal. Once everything was prepared,
e would come
never a man to
.
the entrance. In the dark, Gu Tingchen fumbled to turn on the lights. Seeing me
owflakes on it, along with the faint scent of th
ng me, as he always did, his cold hands roaming over my body. Though
against his chest. In a gentle voice, I s
treated me. I always called him Tingchen softly, because I cou
efore me was no longe
utinized me, his gaze intense. After a moment, he said quiet
e something I ne