Jiang Ran shook her head, straightened her attitude, with a serious expression.
"It’s not about whether I want to acknowledge it or not, but whether there’s a need for it. We’re no longer children; we have our own lives and families."
"Even if we grew up in the sa house, after we grow up and form our families, the relationship wouldn’t be so close anymore."
"Besides, we didn’t grow up together, so our relationship was distant from the start. I already have a new life and don’t want them disturbing ."
"I’m living well now, and I am capable. I’m not in a hurry for anything from the Jiang Family, nor do I need their help. I don’t feel the need for any deep connection."
The reason Jiang Ran voiced her thoughts was to clarify once and for all regarding matters with the Jiang Family.
She didn’t want Pei Huai to always chat with her about this.
Or rather, have heart-to-heart talks with her.
These are things that teachers would do with students back in school days.
She’s already grown up and doesn’t need anyone to have heart-to-heart talks with her.
Jiang Ran’s disgust was clearly displayed on her face, and Pei Huai was no fool, of course he could feel it.
It was precisely because he sensed it that Pei Huai didn’t want to leave just like that.
It was rare for Jiang Ran to be willing to share her true thoughts with him.
"I always feel—"
Jiang Ran waited for a while, still not seeing Pei Huai continue, and looked at him sowhat curiously, "Feel what?"
"I always feel like, even though you’re right in front of , there’s this ethereal feeling, like I can’t grasp you even if I reach out."
"Although you’re nice to everyone at ho, yes, you’re polite to too. But I always feel there’s so distance between us."
"Or rather, there’s so distance between you and us. Even though you’ve tried your best to appear close."
Hearing Pei Huai’s words, Jiang Ran remained silent, lowering her head.
Jiang Ran couldn’t deny his words, because what Pei Huai said was true.
Even though a long ti had passed, and she’s been trying to adapt to this era, trying to be close to the people around her, she still feels out of place with this ti.
The person in front of her, although her nominal husband, is just that—a nominal husband.
Even though they agreed to see how things go, after a few months, it’s really no different from ordinary colleagues.
While Jiang Ran remained silent, Pei Huai continued speaking.
"I’ll go talk to the Jiang family later. Don’t worry, I’ll persuade them to try not to bother you in the future."
Hearing this, Jiang Ran looked up in surprise.
She really wanted to ask how Pei Huai would persuade Jiang Yi.
But Pei Huai didn’t give Jiang Ran the chance to ask.
"As for us, I think it’s our way of getting along that’s the problem, and that’s why our relationship is like this. Starting tomorrow, I’ll change our way of getting along."
Jiang Ran, "???"
Wait a minute, what is Pei Huai talking about?
Just as Jiang Ran was about to speak, Pei Huai stood up, turned around, and walked outside, giving her no chance to speak.
Pei Huai moved out quickly, Jiang Ran didn’t even have the ti to call after him.
Watching Pei Huai’s retreating back, Jiang Ran was utterly confused.
Weren’t they talking about the Jiang Family’s matters?
Why did it end up about their relationship dynamics?
Her gaze shifted slightly, seeing the porridge on the table again, Jiang Ran’s feelings were also different now.
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