His handsome face instantly turned red.
"Is it so easy to be someone else's sucker? Do you know how happy I was when I heard she was pregnant with your child? I thought your mother was finally saved."
Ruan Jizhou kept his head down, letting Zhou Zhengting vent his anger: "Why didn't you say earlier that Mother's illness required umbilical cord blood?"
“I’ve urged you to get married and find a partner more than once. Did you really think I was just worried about your marriage and wanted you to have children as soon as possible? Over the years, you’ve defied me and gone against me at every turn. Have you ever truly listened to a single word I’ve said?”
Hurried footsteps came from the doorway.
Song Anran immediately darted to the side and hid.
Zhou Shuang frantically pounded on the ward door: "Dad, brother, come out quickly, Mom is dying."
The ward door was immediately pushed open.
Zhou Zhengting and Ruan Jizhou rushed out of the room almost at the same time and ran towards the operating room with Zhou Shuang.
On the operating room bed.
Ruan Qin was on her deathbed.
With tears in her eyes, she looked at Zhou Zhengting, her son Zhou Yan, and her daughter Zhou Shuang.
Her weak hand slowly rose and cupped Zhou Yan's face: "Son, I'm sorry, it's all my fault. I couldn't hold on until your wedding was over. I..."
Zhou Yan held Ruan Qin's hand tightly: "Mom, you didn't do anything wrong to me. It's me who did wrong to you. It's me who couldn't save you."
Ruan Qin smiled with relief: "Life and death are predestined, and you can't blame any of you. Take good care of Dad and your sister from now on, and be good to Weiwei too."
Zhou Yan nodded: "I will. Don't worry."
Lu Zhiwei stood at the door.
She wanted to join, but she knew...
This home.
She couldn't fit in.
"Beep beep beep—"
The electrocardiogram monitor next to me suddenly turned into a straight line.
The hand that was cupping Ruan Jizhou's cheek slowly slid down.
Ruan Qin left with a smile.
The people in the operating room huddled together and cried.
Lu Zhiwei slowly turned around.
She pulled off her veil and walked outside.
My steps felt as heavy as if they were made of lead.
She mustered her courage and wanted to experience happiness again.
In the end, it just slipped through my fingers.
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