His singing was so awful that the food stall owner, who had secretly followed him to the car, felt a chill run down his spine. Had that fall really damaged his brain?

Seeing him start the engine and drive away, the food stall owner secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Thank goodness, the really difficult second-generation official was gone; otherwise, who knows what kind of big trouble he would have caused him.

Ma Xile organized his thoughts, felt it was about right, and then called the deputy...

The phone rang for a long time until it automatically hung up, but no one answered. He was not satisfied and called again, but still no one answered.

He didn't know that the deputy... didn't bring her phone at all. Even though she had been transferred to Beijing for more than 20 years, she would return to City B every year at this time to pay tribute to her daughter who died at a very young age.

The night was indeed very deep. Xu Xiusen walked on the stone road where there was an old-fashioned street lamp every long distance. His feelings were similar to the environment he was in.

The same pitch blackness, the same despair.

No, Xu Moran's handsome face flashed through his mind, and he suddenly felt a warm sun shining into his heart. It didn't immediately brighten his heart, but at least it made him feel less dark and hopeless.

He desperately hoped that the answer from the paternity test could illuminate his entire heart.

Thinking about the still-to-be-released test results, he felt much better. Today was the anniversary of his wife's death, an anniversary he would never forget.

Perhaps it was a case of feeling timid and hesitant when returning home; for so many years, he had never dared to come to the home where the two of them once lived.

Thinking back to that time, although the neighborhood they lived in wasn't upscale and the apartment wasn't large, it was very cozy, especially after his wife became pregnant; their love was even more intense and sweet.

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It seemed that even God was jealous of the couple's love, which is why his wife went into premature labor while he was away on a business trip. Even after he received the news of his wife's delivery, he didn't sleep and rushed home for several days, but he still couldn't see his wife and daughter one last time.

Yes, he didn't see his wife and daughter one last time. It's said that his wife threw their daughter off the building during a postpartum seizure. He didn't see their tiny bodies. Even after he regained consciousness and realized he had killed his daughter, he suffered a mental breakdown and didn't see his wife jump off the building.

His decisive and ruthless mother-in-law had already cremated his wife half a day before he returned. What awaited him was no longer the warm, smiling wife who would fawn over him, cry to him, and open her arms for a hug, but a cold urn containing her ashes.

The place where my wife was buried was also chosen by my mother-in-law; it's naturally a very good location, nestled against a mountain and facing the water.

Every year, he would visit her regularly, but on this day, the day she chose to jump off a building and leave him, he never went.

Just as people often choose to escape when faced with the most painful things, fearing they cannot bear it psychologically, he did not visit his wife on the anniversary of her death to give himself the illusion that his gentle and virtuous wife had never left him in the past twenty years.

As for the home where the two of them once lived together, he doesn't even dare to go near it. What's more, if he has to pass by there one day, he would rather have the driver take a long detour than pass by his former home.

The pain of losing many things again after having them is beyond words and beyond the comprehension of others.

Xu Xiusen had lost two of the most important and wonderful people to him all at once, so it's understandable that he would instinctively want to escape from that pain.

For some reason, tonight Xu Xiusen just wanted to visit the home he had for a short time, but which had given him a lifetime of warmth.

What will his and Huiwen's daughter look like?

The day he learned that his wife Huiwen was pregnant, he kept thinking about what a daughter would be like, rather than a son, simply because he liked daughters and hoped that Huiwen could give birth to a quiet and virtuous daughter like her.

Huiwen was not happy at all when she learned that she was pregnant.

He knew what his wife was worried about and comforted her, saying that even if it was a son, he might not inherit the so-called mental illness. After all, even his mother-in-law was 100% certain that her ex-husband, Huiwen's father, had a mental illness.

As for Huiwen's mental illness, it's not serious. To be more scientific, it's more likely to be neurasthenia.

He held Huiwen in his arms, gently stroking her still-flat belly with one hand. He looked at his wife, then down at her flat stomach, his face full of doting affection. "Huiwen, don't worry. If it's a son, we can treat any illnesses early. Medical technology is so advanced now that many diseases can be cured. If it's a daughter, I hope she looks like you."

Huiwen nestled gently in his arms, her face full of happiness, and said, "If it's a daughter, I still hope she looks like you. After all, you're so handsome, and I'm so ugly."

Xu Xiusen said angrily, "Who said my Huiwen is ugly? Anyone who says that must have something wrong with their eyes. My Huiwen, she is the most beautiful person in my heart. I can never love her enough, I will never love her enough in this lifetime."

Huiwen blushed, then, as if remembering something, asked her husband, "Xiusen, after marrying me, are you really not regretting it at all? I know that our first time was because my mother drugged your tea."

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After saying that, Huiwen nervously rubbed her hands together, afraid that Xu Xiusen would say he regretted it.

Xu Xiusen gently pinched Huiwen's nose, watching her face flush with two red clouds, his tone becoming more and more doting, "My silly Huiwen, someone as vigilant as me, if it weren't for my own willingness, do you think I wouldn't know there was something wrong with the cup of tea we gave me? The reason I chugged the tea like it was wine was because I was eager to be fooled. Huiwen, my Huiwen, you never knew that after coming to the neighborhood so many times, the first time I saw you, when you were taking a walk downstairs, I had already fallen for you."

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