Capítulo 1695: Chapter 1695: A Heart Attack for the Whole Family (Part 2)
Actually, she doesn’t hate him, and she never did. Shu Wen and Jiang Bin not ending up together had nothing to do with him.
The last ti she spoke so bluntly, it was just because his inexplicable attitude annoyed her, but from start to finish, she really never hated him.
If he hadn’t been so inexplicable, they would have been just ordinary classmates. Perhaps she would have slightly distanced herself from him because of Duan Xi’s emotions, but it would never have reached the point where they seed to have such a deep-seated hatred that they never interacted again.
Jiaojiao pursed her lips and thought for a while before finally stepping forward to stand in front of him and said, “Jiang Xun, I never hated you.”
Jiang Xun looked at her and let out a cold laugh: “Then why do you treat this way? Those things you said last ti…”
Before he could finish, Jiaojiao interrupted him: “Jiang Xun, I still won’t take back what I said last ti. I’ve never hated you, but we are just classmates. I don’t like you slandering Brother Xi. As for the letters you sent , I want to explain once more that Brother Xi is not the kind of person you think he is; he would never do such things.”
“I indeed didn’t receive your letters; however, even if I had, I likely wouldn’t have replied much anyway. But this has nothing to do with Brother Xi. During that ti, I was having significant health problems, couldn’t even get out of bed, let alone pick up a pen to reply.”
Of course, there was another important reason Jiaojiao didn’t ntion: Duan Xi had always harbored a great deal of hostility toward Jiang Xun and didn’t like him getting close to her.
In the past, she didn’t understand; she only thought that since Duan Xi knew only her in this world, he had an extraordinary possessiveness and didn’t like others getting close to her.
But now she understood the specific reason. Putting herself in his shoes, if her and Duan Xi’s identities were swapped, and there was a girl frequently writing to Duan Xi, she too would explode, perhaps even more so than Duan Xi.
Therefore, she never regretted saying what she did previously. She also promised Duan Xi not to have excessive interactions with Jiang Xun. They were just ordinary classmates.
Jiang Xun looked seriously at the Jiaojiao standing before him.
She had grown up and was no longer the chubby little jade doll he rembered. Now, she was so thin she looked like she’d be blown down by the wind.
He still recalled the first ti he saw her in Xiahe Village when she was only just over four years old, small and fair, tottering along behind the Ruan family’s boys. Because she hurried too much, she plunged into a muddy waterhole.
In the countryside, there were dozens if not hundreds of these mud holes, especially after it rained, leaving mud pits of all sizes everywhere.
When she plunged headfirst into the mud, he happened to be coming back from cutting grass for the pigs. He saw the Ruan brothers anxiously rushing to pull Jiaojiao out as if the sky were falling.
He only had one thought at the ti; he found the Ruan boys to be making a fuss over nothing. Country kids weren’t that particular; which child hadn’t rolled in a mud hole before? Why make such a big deal out of it?
However, he hadn’t seen much of Jiaojiao at the ti but knew there was a little treasure at the Ruan family whom they adored imnsely.
He had known from a young age about his own family situation. After a younger brother was born, he beca a servant in his own ho.
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