Cold ex-husband please go away

Chapter 623 A Familiar Room

She said such a long talk to Gu Chengze here, but she wanted Gu Chengze to give up, not to come over and pester her any longer, and to give her a peaceful life.

Since he is still stubborn and unwilling to give up, let him go, she just needs to keep her heart.

Hearing this, Gu Chengze took a deep breath, suppressed his throbbing heart, and said hoarsely: "Okay, the transfer agreement is still in the study on the second floor, you can go up with me."

Gu Chengze clenched his fists secretly.

He couldn't push Ye Yao into a hurry, he had to take things slowly, Ye Yao would forgive him one day and be with him.

Ye Yao was destined to belong to him, and was destined to be his Mrs. Gu. No one could change this fact, including Ye Yao and Shen Mingxuan.

Thinking of Shen Mingxuan, Gu Chengze's eyes were darkened, and his heart was full of aching pain.

Hearing this, Ye Yao looked at Gu Chengze with vigilance.

Don't blame her for being vigilant, before, she wouldn't have to worry about anything, but Gu Chengze is too abnormal now.

Seeing Ye Yao's vigilant look, Gu Chengze said bitterly: "Ye Yao, don't worry, I won't do anything to you."

Ye Yao nodded and followed Gu Chengze upstairs.

As she walked up the stairs, scenes flashed in Ye Yao's mind, which made her have a splitting headache, and she couldn't help but frowned.

In the beginning, she rolled down from here.

Now she is walking through here again...

When she reached the second floor, her head hurt more and more. Those pictures kept flashing in her mind. Gradually, her face became a little pale, and fine cold sweat broke out on her forehead.

She stopped, turned around and looked downstairs, very high, she seemed to see the picture of her pleading with Gu Chengze, being kicked away by him, and rolling down the stairs.

Her face became paler and paler, those memories made her breathless, Ye Yao supported the railing in the corridor, her chest heaved vigorously, breathing in the fresh air.

The change in Ye Yao's expression has been caught in Gu Chengze's eyes. He walked in front of her, but he still looked back at her from time to time, but she never noticed him.

Gu Chengze clenched his fists tightly, the veins on the back of his hands throbbed violently.

He knew what she was thinking, and what made her suffer so much, but as the culprit, he didn't have the courage to ask her why...

He pursed his lips tightly and looked worriedly at the girl who was holding her chest and panting vigorously.

Seeing her in pain made his heart ache.

He stood aside, quietly waiting for Ye Yao to recover, the hands hanging by his sides clenched and then loosened and clenched again.

Time passed bit by bit, and the pictures in her mind did not appear so frequently, Ye Yao finally recovered, she let go of her hand, raised her eyes, and met Gu Chengze's worried and painful eyes.

Ye Yao's brows that had been stretched just now frowned, she stood up straight, frowned and said, "Let's go."

"Ah."

Gu Chengze walked in front, Ye Yao followed.

She looked at the place he took her to, not his study, and his study was completely in two directions.

Ye Yaoxiu frowned.

She couldn't figure out Gu Chengze's intentions, what exactly was he going to do? !

Soon, Gu Chengze came to the door of a room, which was the most remote room on the second floor.

Ye Yao looked at the room and was stunned for a few seconds.

　Recently, some friends commented that the male protagonist should not be reborn, but now he still wants to prevent him from being reborn. The author can’t do it, because the ending of the protagonist is set from the beginning, and the story line develops according to the ending. , although many of the plots are temporarily thought up, but they do not deviate from the originally set ending.

　　The stalk of rebirth has been planted long ago, and there are both express and hints. If you want to say that there is no rebirth now, you have to drastically change the original text, which is impossible.

　　It may have disappointed some friends, the author is sorry, okay.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)