However, Wan Ge was more worried about the effects of the medicine on his body: "Will it affect his health?"

Ruan Ruan shook her head: "No, apart from making it difficult for you to get pregnant, it won't have any effect on your body."

Upon hearing this answer, Wan Ge stopped worrying about it, as long as it didn't affect his health.

…

Several years had passed since the couple got married, and Wan Ge still hadn't had any news. The Liu couple didn't ask, because when they noticed something strange about their child before, they had asked some famous doctors what he was trying to do, and learned from them what their child's purpose was.

However, Chu's father was unaware that when he secretly asked his daughter, Wan Ge, she naturally told him the truth.

Hearing this, Father Chu didn't say anything more. Considering that Liu Qianliang hadn't had any problems over the years and seemed to still like his daughter quite a bit, he found this son-in-law even more agreeable.

After all, in that era, children were still highly valued. If a woman entered the household without having children, her husband would allow her to take a concubine or divorce her.

Chu's father was actually a little worried, but seeing the way Liu Qianliang looked at Wan Ge, he felt much more at ease.

…

With the parents' issues resolved, the couple's lives became much more stable. Liu Qianliang focused solely on the two of them, completely disregarding Nan Jiangfan's situation.

There's no cure for yandere, but Wan Ge doesn't care at all about just being with him and doesn't feel like she has no freedom.

Liu Qianliang always felt that Wan Ge was the same kind of person as him, until decades later, when Liu's parents passed away.

Because of her advanced age, Madam Liu passed away due to illness. Her father, also devastated by the loss of his wife, was also saddened and soon followed her.

While sorting through his son's belongings, Liu Qianliang suddenly came across some yellowed letters, which were clearly given to them by someone a long time ago.

Liu Qianliang didn't want to look at it at first, and he didn't care about these things, but suddenly he saw that the handwriting looked familiar... It seemed to be his wife's handwriting.

After Liu Qianliang opened the letter, he saw its contents. It was a letter that Wan Ge had secretly sent to them when they were alone, reassuring them that they were safe.

In an instant, Liu Qianliang seemed to realize something. Looking at her treating him like this, he would never have suspected anything before, but now…

Holding the letter, Liu Qianliang hurried toward his wife. Just then, he saw the person standing at the door waiting for him to return.

Wan Ge's gaze fell on his hands: "What did you take?"

Liu Qianliang handed her the letter: "It seems like I've never really understood you."

At that moment, looking into her eyes, he felt a little confused.

Wan Ge took a look and found that the letters were written by herself. If she were a yandere, she wouldn't care about others. These letters explained the situation.

Wan Ge looked at the person in front of her and smiled faintly. Her eyes were different now, as if she had come clean, but she still loved him very much: "Just as you think."

"Then why do you still..." Why do you still pretend to be the same as me?

Wan Ge replied in a gentle tone, "If I didn't do this, would you believe that I love you?"

Will he believe that he loves him? No, he'll find it hard to believe.

Liu Qianliang was slightly taken aback, then thought that if she were a normal person, she would have pretended to him for decades, and sometimes even went further than him.

Regardless of whether he had believed it before, at this moment he believed that the other person loved him.

Liu Qianliang didn't speak, but held the person in front of him tightly. He seemed even happier. She wasn't like him, but she loved him too, she truly loved him!

——

①I believe that whether I am sick or not, I will love you the same way.

②I have only ever been devoted to one person in my life, and that is you.

③You don't love me because you're sick, you truly love me.

—Liu Qianliang