I'm Waiting for You in Ashes

In the dimly lit room, there was a shabby wooden table, a cabinet, and a small bed.

Huo Qing noticed with a glance that the woman was curled up in the corner, completely naked, and her face went ghastly pale from fright.

A couple stood by the bed, urging their son, who didn't know anything about the matter.

"Hurry up and take it off!" Do you still want to get married? "

Just a little bit more and I would have done it myself.

Hearing the sound of the door being broken, the couple turned around in surprise and dissatisfaction.

"Who are you? I wonder if this is my son's wedding day? If you want to collect debts, come back tomorrow! "

Huo Qing pursed his lips but did not reply. He only looked gloomily at Su Wan in the corner.

This gaze frightened the couple, and the man spoke carefully.

"You … Not here to collect debts? "

This person did not look like one of the locals. Although they were in debt, they should not have any connections with such a person.

Huo Qing didn't even give her a single glance. He walked to the side of the bed, picked up the fool and grabbed Su Wan's wrist.

"What are you doing!"

The ecstasy turned to jealousy, and he asked her viciously.

Unexpectedly, Su Wan didn't even look at him and screamed in fear.

Who are you? Don't touch me! "

She shook herself free and bit at the back of the man's hand!

A heart-wrenching pain came, but Huo Qing didn't shake it off.

His face turned slightly pale.

What did she just say?

Who was he?

She didn't recognize him?

Huo Qing's temple throbbed as he patiently pinched her cheeks, forcing her to raise her head.

"Su Wan, are you asking who I am?"

Under the dim light, the woman's white face slowly raised.

She had lost a lot of weight, and there was a sharp scar on her cheek.

Thus, Huo Qing suddenly recalled that she was already unable to see it.

That bright red scar caused Huo Qing's heart to be pierced, and he finally lowered his voice.

"I am Huo Qing."

Su Wan didn't react to the name at all. She tried her best to get away from him, but her expression was innocent and unfamiliar.

"Let me go! I don't know Huo Qing! I don't know Huo Qing! "

Her voice was as sharp as a knife as it stabbed into his heart.

Huo Qing was completely stunned.

She didn't remember him.

The couple saw that the situation was not looking good and immediately rushed forward like they were protecting their calves, pulling Su Wan behind them.

"What's the matter with you? This is my new wife! In broad daylight, are you trying to steal him away?! "Big guy, this person wants to rob us!"

The woman had a ferocious appearance as she roared out towards the outside.

The people in the fishing village were united. Upon hearing that they were going to snatch someone, they immediately went back home to carry that person. They glared at the small house and surrounded it, looking vigilant.

Huo Qing's expression became even more unsightly.

He looked at Su Wan again.

The woman only wore very thin clothes, her thin shoulders were trembling, and she was terrified as she desperately tried to reduce the feeling of her own existence.

Tears welled up in her eyes, but she dared not let them fall.

Her appearance did not seem like she was faking it. She had really lost her memory. She did not know who he was, nor did she know who she was.

Huo Qing suddenly felt very aggrieved.

He had dreamed of her every day for the past month, but she had forgotten about his existence!

Taking a deep breath, he suppressed his emotions and shot a cold glare at the couple.

"Have you asked her opinion on this wedding?"

"Ask her?"

The middle-aged man was baffled by the question. Then, as if he had heard a joke, he burst out into laughter.

"When she was washed up on the shore, she was silly and blind. She was just hiding in the village asking for food, being bullied by beggars, and fighting over food with wild dogs. "If we didn't take her to see a doctor, we would have died a long time ago. We are her savior, and letting her be our daughter-in-law is just because we think highly of her. What, shouldn't she repay the gratitude?"