Forced to Marry Mr. Billionaire

Chapter 485: Chapter 485 Let it go with the wind

He even went to the public security bureau to apply for her death certificate.

So in his eyes, she was already a ’dead person,’ and he would no longer think about continuing to look for someone who had died.

An Ruo asked uncertainly after hearing this, "Would he easily believe that I am dead?"

She knew his temperament best, even if she had really died, he would need to see her body to rest.

In the past disappearing year, he had been ceaselessly searching for her.

Now, it had only been a month, and he had given up looking for her?

Yun Feiyang comforted her, "Don’t worry, he should believe it. The scene was made perfectly by my people, without any flaws. Even the police concluded that you had sunk into the sea with the car, and he had people check too, who reached the same conclusion. Moreover, after accepting your death, he fell seriously ill and has now gone abroad to clear his head."

Reassured by his words, An Ruo felt much more at ease.

"I hope so, letting him think I am dead and won’t look for me again is the best outcome."

the past pain, let it dissipate with the wind. She and he ultimately became strangers who would never

the morning

for a while, An Ruo went to the kitchen

brought out the prepared meal, she found him

and very tired, otherwise, he wouldn’t have fallen asleep so

wake him, she got him a blanket, covered him with it, and kept the meal

still several portraits she hadn’t painted, she quietly returned to the study, picked up the brush, but couldn’t paint well

preoccupied that she couldn’t concentrate on her

brush, went to the window, and opened it, staring

many things, including every detail since

process was harsh,

the time they were in love. He treated her very well, giving her endless care and consideration, making her

had thought that they would be together forever, that

his secrecy

Keren was also in his

taken Lan Keren to Country A without telling her, nor would he have married

in his heart, but she did not occupy all