Wait for Me, Coldhearted Young Master

He loved her from the moment he first saw her. She hated him because he came from that “family.” “I told you, you can’t go.” The man stared at the woman, his eyes bloodshot. In the end, the woman turned and left, staying by another man’s side until the very end of his life. “Susu...” The man on the hospital bed reached out and smiled at her. In the end, his hand fell limp. With a heart full of love for her, he came to the end of his short life. “He’d known about his illness for years. He gave up, and loved you this way...” Mao Juanjuan took Zhang Yang’s hand. “He... was my husband...” Two women, two broken hearts. “Madam, Mini is missing...” Yi Su’s heel had snapped. Her heart was gone, too. “So this is how you act as a mother...” She had no strength to defend herself against the man’s accusation. “Take a look. Then you’ll know how your father died.” Qin Miao smiled slowly. If I couldn’t be happy, then no one else would be happy either. “I’ll ask you just one thing: how did my father die?” Yi Su stared straight at the old man before her. “Someone... Someone help... Susu, call an ambulance! Your father’s having a heart attack...” The old woman helped the old man sit on the floor, but she... didn’t move. Slap! A strand of hair brushed her cheek as her head lolled to one side. “He’s your father...” “My father is dead. He was killed by him...” Their eyes met. The man’s tears mingled with the woman’s. “Today is my wife and my third wedding anniversary. I’ve always loved her, loved her deeply. But now I don’t love her anymore...” The man turned his eyes toward the woman seated in the front row. She stood. Countless lights shone down on her as she slowly walked toward him and held out her hand. “Let’s get divorced.” The woman pressed her red lips together. “All right.” “Susu, I heard Mao Kankan has announced who his fiancée is...” Yi Su smiled, put on her sunglasses, and left the airport with the man beside her. One hour earlier “Sorry, I forgot to take my bag...” Yi Su handed the bag back to the person in front of her. She clearly saw the marriage certificate inside. “That’s Mr. Parera’s interpreter, Miss Yi Su. I hear she has a rather unusual relationship with Parera...” “Unusual?” The man raised an eyebrow. “Yeah. You know Parera has a disability, and he absolutely hates it when people show him sympathy. But Miss Yi is an exception... What, have you fallen for her?” The man set down his cup. “Falling for a woman like that is asking for misery. It’s worse than being the White-Haired Girl, because she’s Huang Shiren.” And he was the White-Haired Girl. The Itch of Marriage 2: One Betrayal Is Unforgivable for a Hundred Lifetimes The marriage between Xia Zhilan and Liu Zhimou was just as the outside world saw it: a powerful alliance between two companies. Her biggest mistake was falling in love with him. “Congratulations, Mrs. Liu. It’s a boy...” The nurse stood before Zhilan and Zhimou, holding the baby. “Congratulations, Mr. Liu...” Liu Zhimou’s heart tightened. Xia Zhilan closed her eyes. “Take this child and never appear before me again. I don’t want to see either of you ever again...” For Xia Zhilan, one betrayal meant forever. The scar etched into her heart would stay with her until the day she died. The little story of Liu Zhimou and Xia Zhilan will have to wait until I’ve finished writing all of The Itch of Marriage. Then I’ll write it gradually as a bonus story (*^__^*) Hehe... For now, here’s a brief introduction. It’s going to be heartbreaking! Characters include: Wu Hongqi, Xia Zhilan, Liu Zhimou, and others... Highly recommended. Si thinks this is a really wonderful story, and I’m following it myself. A Daughter from a Distinguished Family: http://read.xxsy.net/info/300036.html Jinyu’s powerful marriage story: Who Says You Can’t Love After Divorce http://read.xxsy.net/info/295014.html Parrot God: The Low-Profile Young Madam http://read.xxsy.net/info/242346.html (So good!) http://read.xxsy.net/info/299533.html “Extramarital Affair” by Yan’er (A different kind of marriage story) The great author Luo Suixin: The Owl Woman http://read.