Chapter 86 - 86 085 Xie Shang Dotes on Someone (Second Update)

Chapter 86: 085: Xie Shang Dotes on Someone (Second Update) Chapter 86: 085: Xie Shang Dotes on Someone (Second Update) Yan Cong swallowed the pill, “Changling.” His eyes turned red, and he was very upset, “The medicine is so bitter.”

Wen Changling opened her palm as if by magic, “I’ve prepared some candy for you.”

She tore the candy wrapper and placed the candy in his hand.

Strawberry-flavored, very sweet.

“Yan Cong, let’s stay at the hospital.”

Pancreatic cancer in its late stages can be very painful.

Yan Cong was out of strength and leaned against Wen Changling, clutching the blanket with fingertips turning white: “I don’t want to stay in the hospital, it’s a waste of time.”

He didn’t want to die in a hospital. He didn’t want to let Wen Changling see his ugly state; he wanted to die where she couldn’t see him.

Wen Changling took a tissue and wiped his sweat, “Please, stay at the hospital, okay?”

She was terrified at the thought of Yan Cong collapsing alone outside, with no one to help him, no one to save him.

She couldn’t bear to imagine that scene.

“Is it okay to stay at the hospital?” she coaxed in a soft voice, “Hmm?”

The young man was stubborn and refused to relent.

“Yan Cong.”

Wen Changling tugged at his clothes.

Yan Cong loved being coaxed by Wen Changling. The candy his mother never gave him, Wen Changling had given.

He buried his head and rubbed his forehead against her clothes like a lonely and weak little animal: “Okay.”

Staying at the hospital wasn’t so bad; he could see Wen Changling every day.

Wen Changling left only after Yan Cong had fallen asleep. The Yan Family’s driver took her back to Lotus Pond Street. It was late, and no one was on the street, just solitary lights and shadows.

She walked with her head down, wandering, like a soulless ghost.

“Changling.”

She looked up in a daze.

Xie Shang stood at the front entrance, walking towards her; he must have been waiting for her on purpose: “I just called the hospital, they said you were on leave.”

Wen Changling’s phone was unreachable; she hadn’t answered.

Xie Shang noticed her absent-mindedness: “Did something happen?”

“Nothing.”

She was dismissive.

Xie Shang persisted patiently, “Tell me.”

looked at him, her

She was all thorns.

“Fine, I won’t ask.”

Xie Shang held her.

needed a lot

around her shoulder. Due to the difference in their body sizes, he could completely shield her in his embrace—an utterly safe, encompassing stance: “If you

said, “You can

Miss Wen didn’t; she clung to

slightly taken aback, then lowered his head and

*****

Yan Cong bought for Wen Changling had arrived, three in total, and she didn’t refuse them; she accepted all. She rented a locked shed, parked the cars inside, covered them with dust

to drive him in the new car and take him to see

returned home to find Xie Shang in

had been in a bad mood before, he told her the reason afterwards, but she didn’t want to talk about it with him, even

Ah Na, about Yan Cong, she

to take the initiative: “About last night, I hope you won’t ask too much.” Her tone was very firm, indicating that whether she was wrong or not, she didn’t plan to admit it, “If you think I’m strange, then

It was indeed strange.

Shang didn’t say

again, “Do you think I have a bad

yard, looking as comfortable as if he were in his own home: “A

was full of reasons, “If a man can change before and after

“…”

That logic was irrefutable.

Changling: “Miss Wen, I came to ask if

“…Yes.”

Xie Shang smiled.

recently become quite fond

pick the bayberries planted by Grandma Lin. Since she lived alone and had difficulty moving around, a lot of folks from the neighborhood had come to help—everyone from Lotus Pond Street who had nothing else to do showed up. Regardless of who gossiped about whom on normal days, when it

there, Sister Tao couldn’t make it because

a group of neighbors. Auntie Wang and Sister Chu, who didn’t get along

trees were all quite old, lush and rich with branches reaching up

them to take their

Xining was as excited as a horse freed from its reins once she was outdoors, “Granny, should we pick the red

Lin replied, “Don’t pick the red ones yet, pick the

ones were ripe, each one plump and juicy. The fragrance of the bayberries mixed with the mountain breeze was refreshing in the summer heat—but…the June

wear a hat and was dressed in short sleeves, her

glanced at

bewildered, “Is there something on

put

“No.”

a patient’s relative, accusing her of

the girls in the department seldom

said to her,

seem concerned,

“…”

orchard were resting; the area was a bayberry grove, but not all

over and politely asked to borrow

was surprised, “She actually let you borrow it.”

casually responded, “Hmm,

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