Hei Di's Seven Days of Love

After Jin Qiu finished speaking, she felt powerless all over.

She sat on the wheelchair blankly, she always wanted to know.

why?

Why is it?

It didn't matter to her that he was hurting her before, but she wanted to know why he lied to her? [

They reached an agreement, and they have always performed it in such a self-contained and complete manner.

Why did he abandon her first?

Su Mo's Jin Qiu looked at each other, and there was a strong questioning in her eyes.

There was deep helplessness in his eyes.

They looked at each other in silence for a long, long time.

Under Jin Qiu's quiet and sad eyes, Su Mo said with difficulty, "Jin Qiu, I did not do those things."

Jin Qiu looked at Su Mo with a dull light in his eyes.

I don't know whether to believe it or not, but all in all, it is indifferent, without wind or waves.

Su Mo kept looking at Jin Qiu with warmth in his eyes. He focused on her face and repeated over and over again: "Jin Qiu, I really didn't do those things."

As he spoke, he also felt pain.

He never knew that on that day, Jin Qiu would be released from prison early.

He received the news the next day.

He went, and he waited for a day and a night, but he waited for the news that she had left.

He searched for it, he searched for it for three days and three nights!

Finally, on the street, I saw that cloud of blood.

He didn't know anything, he didn't know it all the time, from the moment she didn't have her uterus, he had already panicked, surprised, and scared.

He looked at Jin Qiu, and slowly escaped from his clothes to a report card, on which were written quietly in black and white, that is, those, the truth of the past.

Jin Qiu read it again.

Her body trembled very much. [

After she saw it, she felt powerless all over.

The arm suddenly dropped heavily, and the paper in the palm fell to the ground.

She slowly closed her eyes. At that moment, she felt that she had lost something, like the thing she thought she hated all along. Suddenly, she realized that the hatred was wrong...