"Lawyer Gu, your wife's ambulance passed the intersection half an hour ago."
The heavy rain hit Gu Yan's suit, and he clutched the yellowed marriage certificate, his knuckles turning white.
The phone screen was on, and it was a message from Su Nian'an at three in the morning - "The wedding is here, I haven't touched any money, and the password is at the bottom of the drawer."
Half a year ago, he slapped the divorce agreement on her face: "Money-grubbing liar, I want you to regret every minute of setting foot in Gu's house in these six months." At that time, she would lower her eyes to pick up the tea cups he broke, with half of her pale collarbone exposed at the collar, like a cat whose tail had been stepped on.
Until his sister cried and dragged him to see the surveillance: On the lakeside on a rainy night, when Su Nian'an pushed Gu Tang ashore, he was swept into the undercurrent by the waves; until he turned to the medical certificate she had hidden in her old sweater, and the last page said "If you miss the operation, you will not survive for more than half a year."
He rushed open the broken door of Tongzilou like crazy, only to see a half-eaten bottle of Jiuxin Pills on the coffee table, and a final letter soaked by the rain: "Gu Yan, I am not doing it for money. But I don't even have the chance to say it out loud."
The siren of the ambulance pierced the rain curtain, and Gu Yan suddenly remembered that every time he said "don't touch me" with a cold face, she would always take a half step back and quietly put her hand on her chest - it turned out that she was not afraid of him, but because she was in pain and couldn't stand still.
