Chapter 149 I'm sorry, I was wrong
The sounds of training echoed from the training ground to the east early in the morning, with the daily 10-kilometer cross-country run continuing without fail. Even though he had to deliver goods early today, Nar refused to give up their training; maintaining the 10-kilometer run every day was his bottom line.
After the man came downstairs, Momo was already sitting at the dining table eating breakfast.
He glanced at her from afar; his expression was much better today.
Aside from probably being angry with himself just now, he seems to be perfectly fine.
Thinking about her sudden anger just now, Fu Yungui actually felt quite pleased.
It is now quite remarkable that her emotions can be influenced by her own behavior.
It's much better than before when he was lifeless and indifferent to me.
However, he couldn't quite figure out why he suddenly got angry.
If you don't like watching him drink, then just don't drink. Why are you sulking by yourself?
"Huang Momo, don't be angry, I didn't mean to."
That was just a subconscious habit. After taking a shower, my body was already hot, and drinking some iced wine made me feel much better.
Fu Yungui sat down opposite her and watched her eat, ignoring him completely.
The man chuckled, raised an eyebrow slightly, and said with a friendly expression, "Okay, I was wrong. I shouldn't have drunk alcohol. I should have taken my medicine."
I did feel a bit unwell before taking a shower, but after taking a shower and cooling down, I felt much more awake.
He had never taken a cold or fever seriously before, but seeing this woman showing concern for him because of it made him take it seriously.
After all, she doesn't show this kind of concern often, so we should cherish it; otherwise, there's no need to be so sentimental.
“You did nothing wrong.” Momo continued eating her meal without even looking up.
"I was wrong. I shouldn't have sympathized with someone who doesn't need any sympathy at all." The girl's voice was flat, revealing no emotion whatsoever.
She wasn't angry at all; she wouldn't be angry with this man. She just felt that her sympathy was a bit too much.
She shouldn't have felt that pointless sympathy for him.
The man scoffed. "Look at this little wildcat," he thought, "how long has it been since it hid its sharp claws? It's about to show them again."
Even apologizing to her won't work.
However, I've been admitting my mistakes so frequently lately that it's almost unbearable to watch.
I doubt I've admitted my mistakes more often in the first half of my life than I've said to this woman in the last two days.
No, he didn't know what was wrong at all during the first half of his life.
Because for him, there is no right or wrong, only wanting or not wanting.
He doesn't care whether it's right or wrong, as long as he's willing.
The man watched her as she ate the small cake in her hand, taking small bites, with the half-finished glass of milk neatly placed beside her. Even while eating, she was so well-behaved.
Fu Yungui looked at it and couldn't help but smile.
He remembered that on the night of Fu Qiyu's wedding, she sat there obediently eating small cakes, except that she didn't get to eat the last one, as it got all over her dress.
Just as the man was about to speak, Anu came in from outside and called out, "Brother Yun."
Anu saw the girl opposite the man, walked halfway and then stopped, glancing at the person inside and gesturing for him to come out.
Fu Yungui paused for a moment, realizing that Anu was having difficulty speaking. He reached out and touched the girl's hair, then got up and walked towards the door.
Momo calmly tidied her hair, which he had ruffled, and continued eating her breakfast with her head down.
However, after taking the last bite of the cake, before she could even chew it twice, she immediately looked up at their figures again. The man stopped at the door.
The girl stared timidly at the doorway. From her angle, she could only see Anu's figure; the man's body was completely obscured by the wall.
However, seeing how Anu was avoiding talking about him, he must have something to do with him; otherwise, he wouldn't have needed to do this at all.
"What is it?" the man asked.
Anu glanced at the people in the room. When Momo met his gaze, she quickly lowered her head, realizing that her attempt to eavesdrop was too obvious.
However, sitting here and trying to hear them clearly is a bit difficult.
“We have news from Bian Xi. Anai has been following him these past two days and found that he appeared at the airport this morning. I wonder if he is going back to China.”
Anu deliberately kept his voice very low, as if afraid that the people inside would hear him.
Actually, she didn't mind hearing those words, since she couldn't escape either. However, to avoid unnecessary trouble, she decided to keep her distance.
Otherwise, the relationship between the two of them, which has only just begun to improve, could collapse again.
Fu Yungui frowned slightly as he listened. He was also a little confused about the reason for his action. If there was nothing important going on when he returned to China at this time, then it was intentional, just to divert attention from someone.
Regardless, he didn't want to waste any more time on him. After all, he didn't even take Wen Lai seriously, let alone someone like him who hadn't yet amounted to anything.
“He probably knew someone was following him,” Anu added.
Although Anai did not reveal his identity, Anu felt that Bian Xi was not so stupid as to not even guess this. He must know that someone has been watching him ever since he was released that time.
However, Brother Yun had someone keep an eye on him just to make him pay attention to his behavior and not cross the line.
"Let Anai and Maomao go with them."
"But don't act rashly," the man added.
“Okay,” Anu replied.
"By the way, Brother Yun, after breakfast, Nar and I took the goods to the port to load them onto the truck."
The man nodded, then asked, "What about the Shawa people?"
He planned to leave Sawa here to protect Huang Momo, this woman.
Anu paused for a moment, then said, "Sawa has collapsed; he's faking illness in bed."
Anu didn't hold back at all when he spoke to Savar, but he knew what kind of person Savar was. If he had even a little vulnerability, he would pretend to be ten times more vulnerable, so what Anu said wasn't an exaggeration at all.
The man listened, still nonchalant, and simply said, "Then tell him I can cripple him, so he can enjoy himself in bed for the rest of his life." With that, the man left.
Anu was left standing there, feeling a little worried for Sava.
When Fu Yungui returned to the living room, the girl had already finished breakfast, her plate neatly placed to the side, and she was looking down at her phone.
I don't know whose message it was, but I was reading it so intently that I didn't even look up, and I had such a gentle smile on my face.
As the man approached, he noticed the two words she had saved on the screen, which seemed rather jarring: Qi Qi.
Seeing that he could chat so happily with Fu Qiyu, the man couldn't help but look down, then his eyes narrowed, and he seemed to be deep in thought.
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