Black-bellied uncle, don't steal your heart

Chapter 159 Some words can only be said to the tombstone

The exclusive bodyguard arranged for Yin Chuxia was stunned for a moment, unable to figure out what his young master was thinking, but he didn't dare to hesitate any longer, so he drove quickly and followed the bus.

At the very least, you can't lose people.

They were all afraid of the bar incident.

Every time she came to see her mother, she was alone. Looking at the somewhat bleak tombstone in Chu Xia, with a sad smile between her brows, the tears she had held back for a long time fell again.

She sat down in front of the tombstone, caressing her mother's photo, but her heart was full of bitterness.

In fact, mother should love him as much as she hated that person all her life, right?

At least for the next ten years, she never really smiled again, nor did she think about finding someone to rely on for herself.

What mother probably hopes most is that person to come and see her, right?

However, when she died, she never expected that only two people would visit her graveyard, which was always desolate.

"Mom, I thought those people would just disappear for the rest of their lives, but today, I saw it again. I feel really uncomfortable..."

"What did we do back then, he just abandoned us..."

"Now what have I done to make that man's daughter arrogantly treat me like a mistress..."

"The real mistresses are them, aren't they? Mom, no matter what you think, I will never forgive them..."

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As usual, whenever she was confused and helpless, she would always come to the cemetery. Even if her mother couldn't give her any guidance, it would be good if she just said it.

There are some things that you can't even say to your good sisters.

But if you suppress it, it will only be more painful, so she would rather come and tell her mother.

She stood up, wiped away her tears, and told herself: Yin Chuxia, you are not wrong, and you cannot let anyone hurt you.

Yin Tianle, I am no longer the girl you bullied me back then.

It seemed that a big stone in her heart had been removed, and her breathing was finally a little lighter.

But when she left the cemetery, what greeted her was another life.

She saw a stretched limousine parked on the side of the road, and the person standing by the door immediately walked over as soon as she saw her.

(End of this chapter)