Mu Xingfeng held her hand and walked directly to the window, pulling open the tightly closed gauze curtains. The sea breeze hit their faces, and from this angle, the blue sea and white sandy beach were in full view.
Mu Xingfeng hugged her tightly from behind.
An Ran turned her head to et his eyes, encountering his handso and resolute face and the unfathomable tenderness in his dark eyes.
"Do you like it?" Mu Xingfeng asked again.
An Ran turned in his embrace, nodding with a gentle smile, "I like it."
This man, no matter how strong he appeared in front of others, always unintentionally showed his delicate and vulnerable side to her.
She wrapped her arms around his waist and snuggled in his embrace, "It’s just a week apart, and we have been separated before."
"But from the mont we parted, I couldn’t stop thinking about you," Mu Xingfeng released her, speaking earnestly.
Yes, they had only been apart for a week, and he missed her so much. But with his return to Imperial City, they might not see each other for a month or longer.
An Ran blushed, but the corners of her lips couldn’t help but lift. Mu Xingfeng’s flirting skills were on point, even for an old married couple like them, it was irresistible.
"Will you miss your husband?"
Mu Xingfeng couldn’t resist asking as he looked at her cute expression. He was really afraid that, once he left, his little wife would be unable to resist the temptations of those hormonally charged young n at school and be lured away.
If you ask when in his twenty-seven years Mu Xingfeng had not been confident, a year ago he might have said never, but now, only he knew the truth.
An Ran nodded her head while looking down, "I will miss you."
Mu Xingfeng lifted her onto the wide bay window.
An Ran was startled and raised her head, realizing that their eyes were level, and the man in front of her had deep, unfathomable eyes staring at her, as if wanting to draw her into the bottomless abyss within them...
In an ordinary residential building in Imperial City, Wang Xia was marking up a newspaper, finally selecting a few upscale restaurants.
She had been looking for a job for nearly a month, from being a white-collar worker initially to a regular employee later, attending no less than thirty interviews, yet still hadn’t found a suitable job.
The best opportunity was when she was hired for two days before being dismissed by the HR departnt because she couldn’t handle a simple typist job.
Her education level wasn’t high to begin with; she got married to Haigang shortly after graduation, and after Haigang passed away, she received a substantial amount of compensation, and there was even a monthly incoming paynt.
She was once puzzled as compensations are usually paid in one lump sum, but she hadn’t missed a paynt in the past seven years.
The monthly deposit in that account was even higher than a white-collar worker’s salary. Later, by chance, she learned that all the deposits in that account were supported by the Mu Group.
Although she knew that inco was not rightfully hers, the fact that it was given by Mu Xingfeng made her enjoy it with peace of mind, and over ti, she even felt that it was right and proper for Mu Xingfeng to support her and her son as if she was striving towards what was most natural.
She never expected it all to co to an end after An Ran appeared.
The compensation from Haigang was long spent, and their daily living depended on that account. Now, that account was frozen too.
She did consider the worst when she did that thing, but she didn’t expect that without that inco, she would be left with nothing.
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