The lady ran away

Chapter 207 Mother's Passing

All he had was that he met Xiao Qingcheng one step ahead of Liang Yanzhe every time, but what was terrible was that every time, when the relationship was progressing, something happened that made the relationship unable to continue to sublimate and move forward.

For example, the death of Deng Ying this time.
He also thought selfishly, not telling Xiao Qingcheng, and then slowly winning her heart in France.

However, he was afraid that one day she would hate him when she found out.
So after thinking twice, he still told her the news, and booked the ticket on his own initiative.

Looking at Xiao Minghui's back, Qiao Yuhao slowly clenched his hands into fists, and finally hit the wall heavily.

In the ward, the sad emotions affected everyone, and Xiao Qingcheng finally let go of his hand to bear the grief of his mother's death.

Looking at Xiao Bang's sad face, she felt a little relieved. Does this mean that her father, even though he has many women, still has a place in his heart that belongs to his mother?
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The funeral was low-key but decent, with white wreaths and black silk...

Looking at the portrait wrapped in black silk, as Deng Ying's only daughter, Xiao Qingcheng held her portrait and gave her the last layer.

Her eyes were so red and swollen that it was ugly, but she firmly participated in the whole process...

After everything was over, it was already three days later.

Returning to Xiao's house again, the home where she didn't want to stay at all, Xiao Qingcheng was very silent, she lowered her head, trying her best to make herself transparent.
But she knew very well that after the funeral, what she faced was the Xiao family's questioning.

However, the difference is that Deng Ying never came forward to persuade her.

The living room of the Xiao family was full of people, like a critical meeting, everyone sat quietly in their respective positions, looking at the thin figure who refused to look up.
(End of this chapter)