MTL - Transmigrated as the Ex-Wife of a Heroic Man-Chapter 1357 i hold a grudge

  Chapter 1357 I hold a grudge

  The charm of an impeccably handsome man who apologizes humbly to you with a deep and **** voice is really something no one can refuse. Su Qing's heart was pounding, her cheeks were so red that she was too embarrassed to look up, her mind was blank.

   Just when she was about to nod uncontrollably and say yes, her inner persistence made her finally shake her head.

   "No." In the end, Su Qing shook her head slowly, facing Zhou Hengguang's deep, complicated, sad and painful eyes, and slowly shook her head. It took all the courage, all the determination.

   "Wrong is wrong." It is unfair to not get punished for doing wrong things. She can't easily forgive those who have scarred her, no one else.

   Zhou Hengguang's handsome face was instantly pale as paper, and there was an indescribable sadness and pain in his faint eyes under the dim light.

   It's like... all the light in his world was taken away in a split second. The only thing left is darkness, only the pain of being trapped in solitude, those eyes staring at Su Qing seem to be extremely heavy, making people breathless.

  Zhou Hengguang just looked at her silently without speaking.

  Su Qing felt uncomfortable being watched, as if what she said just now was too much. But she asked herself, did she say too much?

Maybe!

  If it was another girl, she would have been impatient to forgive her. It would be enough to show off for a lifetime if the third young master of the Zhou family apologized humbly.

   But she didn't want to.

  She knows that she has some low self-esteem and sensitivity in her heart. But because of this, she never bowed her head.

   Otherwise, her ten-day waiting for a blind date would have really become a joke.

   "I'm sorry, I hold grudges very much." After speaking, Su Qing quickened her pace and walked home without looking back. It was not far from home, but the two of them had already walked halfway, so they would quickly run back and arrive home in a few minutes.

   It was still a cold early spring night, leaving only Zhou Hengguang standing by the roadside.

  The cold wind blew past, rolled up the dead leaves on the ground, and gently blew past Zhou Hengguang's body.

   After a long time, his body that had stood there for an unknown amount of time finally moved.

   "Hehe! You really are cruel!" Zhou Hengguang laughed suddenly, kicked the stones on the ground, and didn't care about the expensive fabrics, just sat down on the curb. He took out the lighter and cigarettes from his pocket, and with a "click", the windproof lighter was lit in the cold night, and the flame moved left and right with the wind.

  Like her own heart, in front of Su Qing, following her words, her eyes swayed left and right.

   Zhou Hengguang held a cigarette between his hands, lit it, squinted his eyes slightly, took a puff gracefully, and then sat alone in a daze.

   Occasionally, pedestrians who pass by will cast curious eyes.

   After an unknown amount of time, a familiar off-road vehicle stopped in front of Zhou Hengguang, and the window was pressed down, revealing Zhou Hengyang's half-smile face.

   "I've already put on my pajamas, and I have to get up in the middle of the night to pick you up."

  Zhou Hengyang jumped out of the car, closed the door with a swipe, sat down next to his younger brother, and tilted his head to light a cigarette for himself. But thinking about my daughter-in-law being pregnant, she couldn't smell the cigarettes, so she stopped smoking immediately.

  Not only did he not smoke himself, but he also snuffed out Zhou Hengguang's recently lit cigarette and threw it on the ground.

   "Stop smoking, too, your little nephew can't smell cigarettes."

   Being robbed of cigarettes, Zhou Hengguang was not angry, but asked calmly, "Are you sure it's a boy?"

"Not sure." Zhou Hengyang's deep eyes contained incomprehensible emotions, "But I had a dream. I dreamed of my second child. I didn't dare to tell Wenwen. I was afraid that she would be angry, afraid that she would Not happy."

  (end of this chapter)