He took off his coat, preparing to go to the bathroom. Before leaving, he glanced back at her and whispered a suggestion.
"Actually, staying here a couple more days wouldn't be bad..."
Chu Wuyang threw back the covers and got out of bed. Without looking at him, she focused on replying...
"good."
Jing Min was stunned for a moment, then a flash of joy crossed his face:
"Really? You'd like to stay a couple more days?"
Chu Wuyang realized he had misunderstood and explained:
"Didn't you say you'd go back after breakfast?"
The two were talking at odds.
Jingmin realized that she hadn't heard his suggestion to stay for two days.
The "okay" was a response to his earlier statement that he would "go back after breakfast."
He placed his coat on the sofa, trying to change the subject and hide his emotions, and casually asked:
"I think I heard you on the phone when I came in. Who called?"
Chu Wuyang casually replied while packing her things:
"Yang Jinchu".
Jing Min paused, then suddenly looked at her, his heart churning with emotions.
But he still casually asked...
"Why did he call so suddenly? What does he want? And why is he calling at this time?"
Seemingly realizing that he had a lot of strange questions, he stopped talking and looked at Chu Wuyang, who was packing her things.
"It's nothing important, just that I'm going to Hanyue Temple to pray for my grandmother during the Lunar New Year... I'm so unfilial, I can't even miss something like this!"
Jingmin stood there straight.
What did he hear?
Shall we go to Hanyue Temple together?
A strange crisis alarm went off, but he pretended to be relaxed.
"Then, I'll go with you. I've never been to Hanyue Temple to pray for my grandmother either; I'm quite unfilial."
Chu Wuyang turned around, looked at him with a strange expression, and blurted out a refusal.
No, you can't go.
Jingmin felt wronged after being yelled at.
"Why?"
Chu Wuyang glanced at him, sensing that he was feigning ignorance, and didn't want to pay him any more attention, so she said directly...
What do you think?
Jing Min thought for a moment, his heart sank, and he walked behind Chu Wuyang, his tone carrying a hint of accusation.
“I think this is very unfair. When Grandma had that accident, I was at most guilty of negligence. You can’t blame me entirely. Someone must have instructed someone to let Aunt Lin in there. It was pre-planned. If you think the person behind it doesn’t matter and you don’t need to look for them, you can just deal with Aunt Lin right now. Anyway, she’s in the nursing home with the old lady now…”
Chu Wuyang felt annoyed by what she heard.
"I don't blame you entirely,"
Jingmin was taken aback, but unwilling to give up, he pressed on with more questions.
"Then you won't let me go?"
Chu Wuyang glanced at him, her tone somewhat blunt.
“You’re a member of the Jing family, and your grandmother doesn’t want to see you,”
Jing Min knew what she meant; it was simply that Lin Wei, who had ruined her parents' relationship, came from the Jing family.
But he couldn't decide that either. He was sent abroad when he was just a few years old and had barely even met Lin Wei.
Because Lin Wei so disliked the Jing family, Grandma naturally didn't want a grandson-in-law from the Jing family. Yang Jinchu was her favorite, but he had stolen her away.
The more I thought about it, the more uneasy I felt, and a sense of unease welled up inside me.
He reached out to stop Chu Wuyang, who was about to go to the bathroom, his expression darkening and his tone firm.
"I'll go with you, or you can stay home!"
In short, he would never allow him to be alone with Yang Jinchu.
Chu Wuyang could almost guess what he was thinking. She stopped and calmly said:
"And Wen Ying was with them, Yang Jinchu's girlfriend."
Jing Min blurted it out almost without thinking, his tone revealing no trace of his obsession.
"That won't do either!"
Chu Wuyang looked at his obsession, stared at him, and said with a doubtful tone.
Did you really see a doctor for treatment?
Upon hearing this, Jing Min paused for a moment.
It was only then that I realized what she meant.
He remained silent for a few seconds, then closed his eyes with a hint of helplessness.
Yes, after experiencing those misunderstandings with Yunyang, he realized that he was sick, too controlling, and so obsessive that it was unbearable for others.
He is indeed trying to change, but this is not something that can be solved overnight.
However, he could not say such a thing aloud, after all, Chu Wuyang could use "He's sick!" as a reason for divorce without hesitation.
No amount of explanation would work in front of her.
He could only grit his teeth and back down.
"Then I won't stay overnight, and... let me take you there."
Chu Wuyang's tone was calm, yet carried an undeniable firmness:
"No overnight stays are fine, but no deliveries!"
Jing Min immediately retorted, his tone revealing his unwillingness:
Why can't it be delivered?
Chu Wuyang said without hesitation:
“You got into a big fight with someone last time, and it was so unpleasant. If you meet them again, wouldn’t that be bad luck? This is supposed to be a lucky occasion, and I don’t want any more trouble.”
Jing Min was rendered speechless by her words and could only purse his lips tightly.
He finally nodded reluctantly.
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