His gaze kept drifting towards the kitchen, wanting to speak up several tis, but in the end, he said nothing.
No matter how much soone with sothing on their mind tries to hide it, a hint of anxiety will leak through their face and eyes. Lin Mubai was sensitive to such things, particularly when it ca to emotions. He had taken so psychology courses related to this in college, so though he wasn’t an expert, he understood a bit.
He scrutinized the man in front of him, inside and out, before casually pointing out the crux of the matter: "You haven’t returned to the country for so many years, yet chose to return at this ti. Is it because all these years, you’ve been concerned about Nannan’s situation, and now that you know she’s getting married, you couldn’t help but co back to see for yourself whom she’s marrying? As for you, I still can’t see through the secrets you’re hiding, but I believe it won’t remain concealed for long, and I anticipate finding out what kind of secret could make you give up so much and stay away for so many years."
Lin Mubai’s voice was calm, but it made the man’s face opposite him grow increasingly grim. Deep down, An Liyang really didn’t want to admit his words. On the other hand, he had to, because much of it was true. However, he was wrong; he didn’t co back to see what kind of man Nannan was marrying, but with a sliver of hope that it wasn’t true, that Nannan wasn’t getting married, that he still had hope. This was his last hope in life.
But it seed the greater the hope, the greater the disappointnt. After returning, he suddenly realized that in this world, with the passage of ti, nothing remains unchanged, and no one would wait for him in place.
He could be considered soone who had been completely forgotten.
Had he not returned this ti, in everyone’s minds, he would just be soone who was dead. Although sotis he might still be rembered with a bit of sadness, in most cases, he was rely soone gradually being forgotten.
Seeing his silent endurance, Lin Mubai continued, "I don’t know the reason behind your actions now, but the only warning I want to give you is, no matter what you do, if it harms Nannan, I definitely won’t let you go, even if Nannan begs . I won’t forgive anyone who harms her."
With those words, Lin Mubai got up from the sofa, preparing to go to the kitchen to see what his wife was doing.
Just as he turned around, An Liyang’s reassurance ca from behind: "Rest assured, my determination to protect Nannan is no less than yours. Perhaps when I began guarding her years ago, you didn’t even know where you were, so don’t you think your reprimands are sowhat inappropriate?"
Those words were a clear provocation, and how could Lin Mubai not pick up on it? He then turned around, a faint, knowing smile curling at the corners of his handso face: "You’ve finally revealed your true intentions. It seems my assumptions weren’t wrong."
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