The Contract Marriage by Winter Love

Chapter 404: Chapter 403: No Wonder You’re So Impatient (9)

"You don’t know? Xiaxia was pregnant, but she aborted the child..." As she said this, Ling Yunshu sighed, lifting her eyes to see Sister Hua’s utterly astonished expression. It seemed as though Ling Yunshu had just realized she had said something she shouldn’t have, her gaze immediately turned sharp, and she shook her head, "No, it’s nothing."

She paused, then continued, "By the way, Sister Hua, I have other matters to attend to, so I will be leaving now. I’ll find an opportunity to visit Mrs. Shi in the next couple of days. Please let her know for me, will you?"

After saying this, she didn’t wait for Sister Hua to react, but stood up and walked away directly.

Sister Hua was struck still by Ling Yunshu’s words, unable to respond. Each sentence she said felt like powerful bombs that left her mind completely blank.

As Ling Yunshu turned around, her gaze narrowed, and the corners of her lips lifted to reveal a deep, subtle smile.

Although Shi Che and Ling Chuxia were divorced, Shi Che’s feelings for Ling Chuxia were always her greatest obstacle. Therefore, she had to create more distance between him and Ling Chuxia before Shi Che came back to his senses, to make them parallel lines that would never intersect again.

She believed that very soon, Sister Hua would tell Mrs. Shi everything.

much she longed for a child, yet Ling Chuxia

as her steps lightened, one after the other, she exited

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received another call from the old house, he felt

statue, his entire being enveloped in a frightening gloom. The chilling aura around

the old house kept coming, seven or eight times already, and eventually, it was Mrs. Shi

the old madam and President Shi, he couldn’t afford

and again, thought it over and over, but finally, he swallowed hard and, steeling himself, he

stood firmly in front of Shi Che, clearing his throat before he spoke, "President Shi,

extended the phone towards him, the screen showing

Shi Che seemed to hear nothing, his dark eyes brooding, still deathly