Chapter 131: The Past
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Qin Xue didn’t expect this, as Chu Molin continued, “After we slept together, your younger brother was the first to find out. He almost started a fight with .”
Your brother has always struck as calm and composed, but he was incredibly furious at that ti. I later found out that he was angry because of you.”
Because you were attracted to my looks the first ti you saw , and were often fantasizing about marrying .”
You caused quite a commotion in front of your family due to this, turning our ho into a chaotic ss. However, your family loved you too much to chastise you.. let alone bla you.”
As a result of this, you actually had the courage to drug .”
This was what infuriated him the most, thinking you shouldn’t have degraded yourself in this way.”
However, despite you drugging , you still got your way. Unable to vent his anger, he decided to take it out on . He believed that if not for , you wouldn’t have done this.’
From my perspective, they were the ones in the wrong. If they hadn’t spoiled you so much, you wouldn’t have developed such a reckless personality.”
If they hadn’t protected you so much, you wouldn’t have been used so easily by others.” Molin said, picking up so food with his chopsticks to feed his little wife.
As Qin Xue listened to all this, she wasn’t paying attention and opened her mouth to eat whenever he fed her.
Molin saw that Qin Xue ate naturally, so he continued to feed her and talk about these past incidents, completely neglecting the fact that he himself hadn’t eaten yet.
It wasn’t until Qin Xue was full and the conversation had co to an end that Molin finally started to eat.
Only then did Qin Xue realize that it had been Molin feeding her all along. She blushed, feeling sheepish.
“Molin, you ntioned that I was being used? By whom was I used?” Qin Xue asked curiously.
“Yes, you were being used. At that ti, there was also a girl from your village who had her eyes on . I heard she was your good friend, and you would tell her everything.”
So she knew about your feelings for , and it was through you that she managed to see .”
She believed that you did not deserve , but she did, so she used you as a stepping stone to get closer to . The drug was given to you by her.”
She initially intended to have you drug so she could sleep with and fulfill her own desires. But to her surprise, l, out of a mont of soft-heartedness, let you have your way.”
Of course, all of these facts were pieced together afterwards. Your brother also found out because he knew that although his sister was spoilt, she was very naive and incapable of doing all of these things.”
So the two of us tead up and ended up marrying that woman off to soone you would never have expected.” Molin wore a sinister smile, full of malice.
He never took calculating moves against him lightly; he would always return them tenfold.
Although it was a village girl this ti, it was simply because he couldn’t bring himself to hurt Qin Xue, so that woman had to bear the brunt of his anger instead.
Qin Xue was startled to see his sudden display of ruthlessness.
Yet she wasn’t afraid, because she knew this man wouldn’t hurt her and found herself inexplicably trusting him.
“Oh, so there were so many hidden details.” Qin Xue gave a bashful smile. What on earth had her predecessor gotten herself into?
Molin curved his lips into a smile, “Xue’er, do you know? You have broken a lot of my rules, our connection is fated.”
Qin Xue thought, isn’t this connection predestined? She, who should have died in a car accident.
Who had co here from decades later in another world to beco his wife. Wasn’t that predestined?
“Yeah, I also think it’s fate, otherwise how could l, who was supposed to be dead, co here,’
And how would I end up in this body as your wife?” Qin Xue thought she was thinking to herself, but it turned out she was muttering out loud unknowingly.
When Molin heard her muttering, his heart clenched painfully. So his original love was a deceased person?
Who was so cruel as to hurt such a kind and gentle person?
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