She Lives without Regret in This Life

Chapter 1854 - 1933: A Woman’s Intuition


Chapter 1854: Chapter 1933: A Woman’s Intuition

Meng Ping displayed a mocking expression, truly befitting as the son of Gu Yunbo. He unexpectedly returned the urn, uttering only two sentences. There were no explanations of the past events nor any final words, truly heartless.

"Where are you going?"

The slender youth looked at Xu Qigang indifferently and fearlessly said, "The tasks my mother instructed me to do are completed, I should go back now."

"Stay until your mother’s funeral is done!" Sheng Ning said sorrowfully. She had many questions she wanted to ask, but the youth clearly had no intention of saying another word.

Since that was the case, she didn’t press him; she would take care of what Gu Yunbo instructed.

The youth thought for a moment and gave a brief response.

"Alright."

Gu Yunbo’s funeral was held very low-key because she barely had any family. Her father’s details were unknown; her mother was a young intellectual sent to the countryside, and after losing her chance to return to the city, she remained mentally unstable.

At the age of twelve, Gu Yunbo committed suicide by drinking pesticide.

Later, she was brought back to the city by her enemies, and after the enemy’s family fell apart, she wandered overseas alone for ten years.

Thinking about this, Sheng Ning felt heartache.

After the funeral, Xu Qigang accompanied her in front of the gravestone to mourn. The woman in the black-and-white photo still exuded a cold, glamorous aura.

"Gu Yunbo must be the most heartless woman in the world," Sheng Ning said angrily, "she wouldn’t even say a final word before she died. Would saying two words of farewell have killed her?"

"..." President Xu was silent for a moment, "It could have."

"You’re right." Sheng Ning wiped her tears, "She really is dead, so heartless, a wicked woman, even dead she doesn’t want to make things easy for others."

"Indeed." President Xu nodded with strong agreement, "That’s how she treated Meng Fan back then, and now she’s using the same trick against you."

"Huh? How can I be the same as the Young Chairman?" Gu Yunbo liked the Young Chairman, but he liked Bai Tian’e. How could she be compared to Meng Fan? There’s no comparison at all.

"Indeed, it’s not the same." Gu Yunbo was a heartless and unrighteous woman, Meng Fan liked her so much yet she ignored him and even used him.

The couple stood side by side, talking at length but were completely not on the same page.

As the cold mountain wind blew, Sheng Ning shivered involuntarily, and Xu Qigang immediately pulled her into his arms.

"If you’re cold, let’s go back! For such a heartless woman, you don’t need to feel sad." Clearly, he was displeased that someone had upset his wife.

"Qigang, I always feel like Gu Yunbo isn’t dead, how could someone as strong as her possibly die?" For some reason, ever since she first saw Gu Yunbo’s urn, this feeling had only grown more prominent.

"Stop imagining things and scaring yourself."

"No," Sheng Ning argued, "you need to trust a woman’s intuition."

"I don’t," he insisted, "I only trust my own judgment." He held her hand as they walked down the mountain, talking all the while, and somehow ended up in a playful argument.

As they neared the foot of the mountain, Meng Ping was already waiting in front of the car with the twins.

The distinguished Second Young Master Meng, now a part-time driver for the twins, causing Xu Qigang’s assistant to almost be out of a job.

Sheng Ning dispelled her unrealistic notions and ran toward the twins.

The little sister initially planned to throw herself into her mother’s arms, but the big brother moved as fast as lightning, swiftly jumping into her embrace.

"Mom, I missed you so much."

"..." Sheng Ning was speechless, "How old are you now?"

"No matter how old I am, I will always be mommy’s little sweetheart!"

"Hehe... I hope you can say that ten years from now." She looked forward to it.

At this moment, the little sister was successfully scooped into her father’s arms, haughtily rolling her eyes at her brother, cutting straight to the point: "I hope you can say that twenty years from now."

All three adults showed expressions of gleeful schadenfreude.

Hopefully, little Xu Zhiqing won’t run away from home twenty years later due to today’s embarrassing moment.

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