The mother and daughter finally agreed to treat each other with sincerity.

Although Jiang Yuehua's condition had greatly improved, she still couldn't overexert herself, so she went to rest soon.

After returning to her room, Jiang Tian secretly called Ye Feiyu.

Why did you call my mom here?

"Your aunt must have done a good job. She said she wants to fight alongside you."

Ye Feiyu said with a smile.

Although he is not physically present, he is aware of all the developments.

"Ye Feiyu, thank you. Without you, I don't think I would ever have been able to truly reconcile with my mother in this lifetime."

Jiang Yuehua's temper is difficult to change without strong external pressure.

Fortunately, it's not too late.

"Don't just say thank you. I'll be at the high-speed rail station in an hour, Jiang Tian, ​​hurry up and come pick me up."

Even though they had only been apart for a few days, Ye Feiyu felt that something was wrong with everything.

He hurriedly ate a reunion dinner with his parents and younger brother before boarding the plane.

After arriving at the nearest airport, he transferred to a high-speed train.

He is currently on the high-speed train talking to Jiang Tian on the phone.

He had to see his woman as soon as possible, no matter what.

"You're back?" Jiang Tian was extremely shocked.

"Of course I came back. You have no idea how much I missed you."

Jiang Tian quickly put on her coat; luckily, Jiang Yuehua was asleep.

Without waking her, Jiang Tian hailed a taxi and quickly arrived at the high-speed rail station.

Less than half an hour later, a man with an exceptionally striking appearance emerged.

Ye Feiyu didn't care what others thought of him and went up to hug Jiang Tian.

I don't know how Ye Feiyu arranged it, but there was no one else in the Maybach except for him and Jiang Tian.

Ye Feiyu made a phone call to his assistant, and after asking about something, he suddenly changed direction and drove the car to a very remote place.

Clothes came off.

Not long after, Ye Feiyu's restrained voice rang out in the dimly lit carriage—

"Get in."