Gu Yucheng, who was always accustomed to being dominant, once believed there was nothing he couldn't handle. Yet, when faced with Ji Su's determination to have the child even at the risk of death, he suddenly felt powerless.
Could he let go?
If he could, he would just let Ji Su go ahead and have the child despite the dangers to her life.
Why was he trying so hard to persuade her?
Talk about love? Such love exhausted him, weary enough to just close his eyes and sleep, never to wake up again.
Talk about hate? If it was hate, what did her life or death matter to him? Why must he intervene?
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Ever since that day, Ji Su also dared not to meet Gu Yucheng again, knowing that he was a man of his word.
She stayed home all the time, fortunately the housekeeper He Chenxiang hired were decent, and the food they cooked suited her taste, and she didn't have to go out to work, so she rested at home.
