Chu Wuyang was stunned.
Obviously, he didn't expect him to bring this up at this time.
We've mentioned the child before.
At that time, she was still thinking about divorce, so she just gave a casual answer. Two years later,
But why is he bringing it up again now?
She didn't know how to reply.
Jingmin's voice was low and husky as he softly repeated the question, as if afraid of disturbing something.
"You don't want it?"
At this moment, his eyes lacked their usual coldness.
Those deep, dark eyes held a mixture of cautious anticipation and unease.
It was as if they were waiting for her response to decide something.
He was like a taut string, ready to snap at the slightest breeze.
Chu Wuyang's heart skipped a beat, and she opened her mouth.
But she just couldn't bring herself to say no.
"no…"
Jing Min's eyes brightened slightly for a moment, as if he had grasped some hope.
But before that glimmer of light could spread,
But Chu Wuyang's next words gently dispelled that notion.
"Let nature take its course, okay?"
Her voice was very soft, like a compromise.
It's also like leaving yourself some leeway.
Jingmin's fingertips tightened almost imperceptibly.
But he quickly let go, the expectation in his eyes overwhelmed by a subtle sense of loss, leaving only silence.
He stared at her face, as if trying to find some answer in her expression.
But in the end, she simply lowered her eyes, concealing the emotions within them, and softly replied,
"good."
Seeing that he was unusually easy to talk to at this moment, Chu Wuyang couldn't help but ask again.
"Jingmin, your emotions are so unstable. You're only making yourself more and more miserable by internalizing these issues. Why are you refusing treatment?"
Jing Min's body stiffened almost imperceptibly.
In an instant, she realized that Li Yan and his group must have been looking for her.
She should then understand the specific treatment methods, the consequences of the illness, and... the triggers for his illness.
He looked at her quietly and asked a question in return.
Do you think I would hurt you?
Chu Wuyang was taken aback; he hadn't expected him to ask a question instead of answering.
But the answer that came out of my subconscious was the one that slipped out.
She shook her head, her tone resolute.
"Won't."
This is indeed beyond doubt.
She was certain that Jingmin, whether in a normal state or not, would not harm her life.
Jingmin asked this question because he knew that his maternal grandmother and mother had ultimately hurt their loved ones.
A faint smile appeared on Jingmin's lips, and a hint of relief shone in his eyes.
He gently stroked her long hair, his voice low.
"Yes, I won't hurt you."
He paused, then asked again,
"You said last time that you didn't betray me, right?"
Chu Wuyang was puzzled as to why he suddenly brought this up.
But he still nodded.
"right"
In the question and answer session,
Jing Min's expression softened slightly, but his deep eyes remained fixed on her.
He spoke again.
"Will you betray me in the future?"
"Won't."
Chu Wuyang answered decisively.
Jing Min's smile deepened, and he spoke very softly.
Will she leave me and be with another man?
This time she hesitated for a moment, subconsciously feeling that the question seemed to have been given additional conditions.
But in the end, she shook her head:
"Of course not."
Jing Min looked at her, as if he had heard the most reassuring words, and even his eyebrows and eyes were filled with an indescribable joy.
He sighed softly, his tone carrying a sense of nonchalant ease.
"Since you won't betray me or leave me, why should I get treatment and risk forgetting you?"
Chu Wuyang was slightly taken aback.
Yes, Li Yan mentioned that Jing Min, after being cured, might have normal emotions, unlike this kind of crazy, infatuated love.
Why does it sound like he's going to lose his memory?
Of course, this possibility does not exist; it simply means that such a morbid obsession would not occur.
Jing Min watched her reaction, a faint smile playing on his lips, his tone gentle yet meaningful.
"With you by my side, I will never go crazy, never suffer, and never have a seizure."
He paused, placed his hand on her flat stomach, and his voice held a hint of tender anticipation.
"Besides, we've decided to have a child now."
"The doctor said the medication during treatment would affect the child, how can I take that risk?"
Chu Wuyang froze completely.
My mind went blank for a moment, and it suddenly dawned on me—he'd wanted a child for a long time?
Was what happened yesterday... on purpose?
Did you deliberately make that expression when you asked that question?
And didn't she say to let things take their course?
Even if you let things take their course, it might not happen.
She looked at Jing Min and belatedly realized that she seemed to have been tricked by him.
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