Gu Mo put down the iPad, feeling mixed feelings.
Let’s hope that person… doesn’t see these things.
…
When Gu Mo was debating whether to call Si Monan, her cell phone rang first.
Seeing the caller ID, she instinctively frowned.
There must be nothing good for Su Ruan to call her at this time.
After thinking about it, out of politeness, she still picked it up.
A weak voice came from the opposite side: “Miss Gu, can we meet?”
“I’m sorry, Miss Su, it’s not convenient for me.”
“Then if I leave my last words and die in the hospital, do you think Si Monan should take responsibility?”
…
Gu Mo drove to the hospital.
She doesn’t care about other people’s lives, and hates being threatened even more.
But she couldn’t ignore Simo Nan.
After all, Si Mo Nan had just helped her.
In the ward, Su Ruan had an oxygen tube inserted into her nose, looking haggard.
She walked over slowly.
Su Ruan looked up at her for a while, and finally raised her lips and smiled softly.
“Gu Mo, leave Simonan, he doesn’t belong to you.”
Gu Mo smiled suddenly.
“Miss Su Ruan, don’t you think it’s really ridiculous for you to say this? Si Mo Nan and I are husband and wife, what position do you have to ask me like this?”
After Gu Mo finished speaking, she turned around in disdain and wanted to leave.
Su Ruan said in a sharp voice: “Gu Mo, do you think you won? No, there is a woman hidden in Simo Nan’s heart. That woman’s position in his heart is unshakable. It is impossible for you to overstep her. Sooner or later, you will fall in love with him and be dumped by him, just like me, because he has no heart at all.”
Gu Mo pursed her lips and smiled: “I’m different from you, Si Mo Nan is not the whole of my life, people live for themselves.”
After Gu Mo finished speaking, he left without looking back.
Su Ruan clenched her fist tightly, the more she thought about it, the more angry she became.
After a long time, she raised her hand, picked up the flowers that Gu Mo put on the table just now, and threw them towards the door.
At this moment, the door of the ward was opened from the outside.
A tall, stern-looking man walked in.
His pair of shiny black leather shoes stopped in front of the remaining flowers, bent over to pick them up, and walked to the hospital bed.