"Bullshit, it's all because her son is unfilial, otherwise why would she have been driven to jump off a building?"

"That's right, it's been so long and we haven't seen her son. He's such an ingrate."

Hearing this, Xiang Wan sensed something was wrong. Wu Xiaole wasn't the kind of person they described; there must be something more to this.

She called Wu Xiaole again, but still no one answered. She sent him a message, wanting to ask him what was going on and where he was. This time, Wu Xiaole replied, telling her to meet him at the coffee shop across from the hospital.

Xiang Wan went without hesitation, but halfway there she received a message from Qiu Rui telling her to be careful. She didn't have time to read the rest.

She hurried into the coffee shop and saw Wu Xiaole sitting on the street-facing side, looking out through the glass. He didn't even realize what was happening when Xiang Wan walked up to him.

Xiang Wan ordered two cups of hot cocoa from the waiter, took away the empty cup in front of Wu Xiaole, and pushed one of the cups in front of him.

"Xiao Le, drink something hot first to soothe your throat."

Wu Xiaole slowly turned her head, her eyes devoid of light, like an old man on his deathbed, showing no signs of life.

"Xiao Le, I know you are very sad because Auntie left so suddenly. I am also very sad. You must be strong. The only thing Auntie is worried about is you."

"Sad?" Wu Xiaole smiled slowly, but the smile was more painful than crying. "I'm not sad, really!"

Xiang Wan suddenly didn't know how to comfort him; Wu Xiaole's expression was very strange!

"Xiang Wan, if only I had never met you!"