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The car stopped at an intersection to wait for the light. Suddenly, there was a loud bang. The powerful impact threw Mushroom backward, then pitched her forward. Luckily, Jiang Chengsi reacted quickly and grabbed her by the shoulder; otherwise, her head would have hit the seat in front.
The driver, Old Wang, muttered a curse and turned around. “Mr. Jiang, looks like we've been rear-ended. I'll get out and take a look.”
“Are you all right?” Jiang Chengsi patted Mushroom on the shoulder.
Mushroom shook her head, clutching her chest as she caught her breath.
A moment later, Old Wang got back in and said to Jiang Chengsi, “The car's pretty badly damaged. I'll call another car to take you.”
“No need. It's not far. Let's walk back.”
There was no moon that night, only a steady drizzle. The raindrops were fine and light, so soft that they made no pattering sound. Mushroom opened her umbrella and moved closer to Jiang Chengsi.
“The rain's light. You don't need to cover me,” he said.
“Spring rain can make you sick. Haven't you heard?” Mushroom insisted on holding the umbrella over him.
“Where did you hear such a strange thing?” He chuckled.
“My mom told me. Spring rain is damp, and it's easy to get sick in it,” Mushroom said matter-of-factly. “Didn't your mom tell you? Or is it different up north...?”
“I don't have a mother,” he said lightly.
The conversation had been cheerful, but suddenly turned heavy. Mushroom hurried to say, “I'm... sorry.”
“You don't need to apologize. It's not your fault,” he said with a smile.
Even so, she still felt guilty. Mushroom had grown up in a happy family. Not only were both her parents alive, but so were all her grandparents. She couldn't bear to hear about or witness the loss of a close family member. Back in middle school, when a boy sitting next to her lost his grandmother, Mushroom cried even harder than he did.
They walked side by side. She glanced at him, her feelings complicated, unable to tell whether she felt pity or sympathy. Who would have thought that a man who graced magazine covers, dominated at the negotiating table, and had an unlimited future ahead of him had lost his mother? Perhaps that was life: nine things out of ten never went as you wished.
It was Jiang Chengsi who had no mother, yet Mushroom was the one looking glum. He found it amusing and said a few words to comfort her instead.
“What was your childhood like, then? Was your father good to you?” The moment the words left her mouth, Mushroom regretted them. What if he didn't have a father, either?
“It was all right. We were just poor, so life was a little hard.”
“Then how did you grow up?” Mushroom's heart ached as she listened.
“By eating rice.”
At last, she smiled, and the corners of his mouth lifted slightly too. In the wealthy neighborhood, streetlights stood every fifteen meters, their bright glow stretching along the straight road. Home was just a left turn at the intersection ahead, but he wished they could keep walking forever...
Theme:
You are in pain and you have something to hide, so you can deceive. What kind of moral concept is this?
I want to complain about a plot in the novel. The male protagonist secretly saved a sex video with the female protagonist (even though the female protagonist was wearing clothes). At the end of the novel, he said in a joking tone that if the female protagonist was not with her, he might show this video to the female protagonist's parents or potential partners... It made me feel a little uncomfortable, sex In a conservative cultural background like China, vedio is really very lethal to women. No matter what the man's purpose is to secretly shoot or save the relevant videos, and whether the woman knows or agrees, it is a potential threat to the woman.
It's a very interesting workplace novel, but some of the plots are messy. Chapter 65 is still locked, so you can only buy the published book.
Seeing the male protagonist in the back made me feel sick. I really didn't feel that the female protagonist was the daughter of a rich family.
Hey, it's really shocking that there are so many supporting male characters. To clear things up for you, more than 60% of the characters have no role for the male protagonist. The male supporting character and the female protagonist are very sweet. Being on the wrong team hurts so much.
Today I read two books in one day, and also bought the book on Tmall. After reading the ending, I was a little speechless. The heroines of the two books are all mistresses raised by the hero outside. The key is that the hero and his wife are married with feelings instead of without feelings. When I met the heroine, I realized that I love the heroine more and are more compatible with the heroine. Therefore, this book promotes that the mistress is the true love!!?? As someone who has been fucked by a mistress, I really feel an indescribable feeling of disgust. Forgive my negative score. The male protagonist is so disgusting.
How did the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist in the first place? It feels a bit abrupt.
Isn't this chapter really a duplicate of content? Why do you think I'm a little confused?
After waiting for several years, it's finally over.
? Phoenix man is beautiful and alive? Why doesn't he go in? The heroine is also a holy mother. That's great.