Lu Wanwan’s face turned pale in an instant.
Since this child was Gu Annan’s, she had to find a way to keep it.
She definitely couldn’t die.
"I won’t choose." She gritted her teeth.
Her heart told her that Xiao Ye couldn’t possibly give her this kind of choice.
If he intended to take her life, she had no ans to resist and there was no need to give her such a choice.
Unless he just wanted her to beco this executioner...
"What if I say you must choose?" Xiao Ye stared at her intently, his usual calm voice laced with urgency, "Which one do you want to choose?"
"Xiao Ye, are you crazy?" Lu Wanwan looked at him with a mocking gaze, her face showing subtle changes, "This choice is aningless, because no matter which I choose, it’s because of him."
Xiao Ye let out a sneer, wondering how he could have such a strange thought and ask such a foolish question.
This choice was originally aningless because the answer was obvious.
Her willingness to be a pawn in their hands was precisely to save Gu Annan’s life.
Even if she wanted to survive, it must be for that child.
Xiao Ye clenched his hands in his pockets tightly, almost using all his strength.
He asked a knowingly unnecessary question, yet he still asked it.
After a mont, a self-deprecating smile appeared on his lips.
"You don’t have to choose, because you don’t need to see him again."
Xiao Ye felt an overwhelming suffocating pressure, turned his back, and walked out the door.
Lu Wanwan’s wrist ached from the handcuffs, and as soon as he walked out, she stood up.
This house was far in the woods on the outskirts, and there wouldn’t be anyone nearby; it seed even if she escaped, she couldn’t find anyone to help.
"Miss, eat." The aunt’s voice startled her as it suddenly appeared.
"Lunch." The aunt gestured to her, indicating that the food was ready.
"No need." Lu Wanwan said while glancing out the window.
She wanted to make sure if there was anyone else besides Xiao Ye, Mo Han, and the aunt.
"What’s going on?"
Mo Han’s voice suddenly ca from the doorway, his hawk-like gaze fixed on the two of them.
The aunt stamred, "Lunch, eat..."
"No appetite, I want to go to the restroom." Lu Wanwan said coldly.
"I’ll help you." The aunt saw her hands were tied behind her back.
Mo Han snorted coldly, watching them as they moved into the hallway.
"The restroom, this way."
Lu Wanwan stopped in front of the door where she had regained consciousness.
The windows were all closed tightly, and the curtains were drawn firmly.
"Where is this place?"
The aunt looked at her with difficulty, without saying a word.
"Did they threaten you?"
The aunt still remained silent.
Lu Wanwan frowned; if she could easily speak, Xiao Ye wouldn’t have needed her.
Suddenly, a sound ca from inside the room, and the aunt gasped, nearly letting out a scream.
But after that one sound, the whole house returned to silence.
"It’s fine, help open the door, I want to change back into my own clothes."
The aunt held her breath, staring at the door, as if any small sound would make her go find the two outside.
Lu Wanwan guessed there was no one else here besides Xiao Ye and Mo Han.
"Open the door."
The aunt took a deep breath, slowly exhaled, and her expression cald down, as if convincing herself that there wouldn’t be anything unusual.
As the door was just turned open, her pupils dilated sharply.
A pair of hands covered her mouth tightly.
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