On our wedding night, my husband changed!

Jiang Liu followed, expecting to see something amazing, but unfortunately, the woman disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Jiang Liu refused to give up and asked someone to adjust all the surveillance cameras in the area. Unfortunately, nothing was found.

Could it be that he was really dazzled?

Is it a hallucination?

Jiang Liu began to feel faintly uneasy. He was not evading responsibility, nor was he afraid that Zhuo Ya was still alive.

He just felt that there were too many doubts about what happened five years ago, and it was by no means as simple as what he found out.

My parents are not cruel people, so since they chose to cover up the facts, there must be some unknown inside story.

Jiang Liu returned to his old house with a lot of worries. After giving the things to his mother, he entered the study.

"What's wrong with Jiang Liu? Something's wrong." Jiang's father asked his wife.

"I didn't pay attention, what's wrong?"

"I don't feel very happy when I come back."

"Is that because I ordered him to buy seasonings?" Mrs. Jiang was startled.

Hua Sheng heard it in the living room and was a little worried.

She turned around and went upstairs to the study door.

Jiang Liu was leaning against the window and smoking. In fact, he rarely smoked and only did it occasionally for social needs.

It was rare to see him smoking actively and hiding here alone. Hua Sheng knew that he must have something on his mind.

Hua Sheng walked over and put his chin on Jiang Liu's shoulder coquettishly.

"Mr. Jiang, what's wrong?"

"It's nothing."

"I don't believe it. Your uneasiness is written all over your face."

"Good boy, I'm fine. I just went out just now...I think I saw an old friend...but I didn't catch up with him."

"A very important person?" Hua Sheng was startled.

"It's not very important, don't worry."

Jiang Liu was reluctant to mention Zhuo Ya to Hua Sheng. First, he was afraid that she would be heartbroken. After all, it was the departure of his love rival.

Second, he was not sure whether he really saw it, or it might really be an illusion, so Jiang Liu chose not to say anything he was unsure of.

In the afternoon, Hua Sheng suddenly received a mysterious phone call.

"Miss Hua, our master likes the things in your store very much. Can you let us choose some?"

"Okay, just wait a moment."

If there is business, he will not stop doing it, not to mention that he is still an old customer. After eating the dumplings, Hua Sheng took Ginkgo to the store.

It was the same person who came last time, that middle-aged man, who looked weird all over.

He was a little surprised this time. He used to buy them one at a time, but this time he took away seven or eight antiques at once.

Hua Sheng's small shop didn't have much in it to begin with, but after taking it like this, it was almost empty.

In the final settlement, it was found that the amount was as high as [-] yuan.

Hua Sheng was not a money-minded person. He didn't ask for a lot, but just earned some symbolic labor fees.

The other party was also happy. It was originally [-] yuan, but Hua Sheng took [-] yuan with only a discount.

The other party was obviously very happy, and he happily wrote a check and left.

"Oh my god, miss, this is a big deal...five hundred thousand?" Ginkgo exclaimed.

"Yeah, it's not easy for a small shop like mine to have such generous and discerning customers. These things cost [-] yuan." Hua Sheng sighed.

This mysterious buyer had never met in person. He only bought through a middleman and took away many things from Hua Sheng one after another.

Hua Sheng is also a little curious and wants to know what kind of person the other party is?

After closing the shop, Hua Sheng took Ginkgo to the hospital and delivered dumplings to Yu Ping.

When leaving the old house, Hua Sheng packed a box of dumplings for Yu Ping, which was very heart-warming.

When she left, Yuan Shao happened to go downstairs to buy fruit for Yu Ping. Hua Sheng took out the dumplings and put them on the table, "Eat them while they are hot. My mother-in-law made them. They taste great."