She shouldn't be here!

Su Wanwan remembered very clearly that in her previous life, Jiang Si had already gone to the countryside of Heilongjiang Province at the end of September.

Later, when Huo Tingzhou learned the news, he went to Heilongjiang Province to find her like a madman.

But she did not come back with Huo Tingzhou, and they broke up for some unknown reason.

It was a year and a half later before I heard from her again.

I heard from her elder sister that Huo Tingzhou's ex-fiancée, a country girl, is missing, and it seems that she was arranged to have a ghost marriage with him.

They also said that Huo Tingzhou was simply crazy!

He actually went to Heilongjiang Province to dig up the ancestral grave of that family and brought back Jiang Si's body.

This was also what Su Wanwan couldn't understand. A few days ago, this person refused to marry Huo Tingzhou.

How did you get to Qiongzhou Island?

Could it be that——

Was she reborn like herself?

Or maybe, she just simply came to her senses and didn't want to suffer in the countryside, so she came here.

But no matter which of these two possibilities it is, Su Wanwan finds it hard to accept.

What she found most difficult to accept was that these two people completely ignored her!

In fact, Su Wanwan knew clearly in her heart that if she let go, she might be able to have a good future.

After all, she knew that she had gone through a lot of trouble in her past life, and if she worked a little harder, she would be able to live a good life.

But she had been preparing for this long-planned reunion for two full years!

She gave up her job in the city, rejected one good man after another, and came all the way here.

She was really unwilling to let go like this!

Of course, all of this was just her own guess.

Su Wanwan was not sure whether Jiang Si was reborn.

Maybe, she came here to break off the engagement?

Thinking of this, Su Wanwan finally felt better.

She forced herself to smile brightly and walked in front of the man.

"Brother Huo, I'm Su Wanwan."

"I'm so sorry to trouble you, this is my first time traveling far away."

"My sister is worried, so she called you to pick me up."

Huo Tingzhou lived in the military camp for many years, and he rarely saw Huo's relatives.

Moreover, he is face-blind and cannot remember the names of bowls, plates, and bowls.

Since she said her name was Su Wanwan, she should be the younger sister that the eldest sister-in-law mentioned.

The eldest sister-in-law acted first and asked for permission later, and it was a rare opportunity for her to speak up, so Huo Tingzhou couldn't refuse.

But only this time!

After nodding and greeting, Huo Tingzhou said, "Get in the car first."

That’s all there is to it, no more.

Su Wanwan was embarrassed for a moment and could only turn around and say goodbye to Yu Manli.

"Manli, I'm leaving now. I'll contact you when I'm settled."

Yu Manli waved her hand, "Okay, my brother is here too, see you later."

Huo Tingzhou drove back home.

Because of training, he had stayed in the provincial capital for more than half a year. He was familiar with the place and knew which route was better.

He drove fast and steadily, and arrived at the Provincial Military District Guesthouse in less than half an hour.

Before leaving in the afternoon, Huo Tingzhou had already greeted the front desk staff in advance and asked them to help reserve two rooms.

After registering the information, the staff took out two keys from the drawer.

"One room is on the third floor, and the other is on the fourth floor."

"You pay 10 yuan as a deposit first, and I'll refund you the difference when the time comes."

Jiang Si hadn't recovered from seasickness yet, so she didn't say much.

However, after hearing this, Su Wanwan immediately spoke in an understanding tone.

"Brother Huo, if you don't give me a separate room, I can just squeeze in with this sister."

The idea of ​​crowding together was fake, she just didn't want to give them a chance to be alone.

In addition, she also wanted to find an opportunity to test Jiang Si.

Hearing this, Jiang Si frowned.