Missing You Deeply

Pei Munian hugged Su Wanwan in front of him and rested his chin on Su Wanwan's shoulder.

Wanwan, I'll wait for you at the church in three days.

Su Wanwan was silent for a while and hummed softly.

Su Wanwan stood at the door, watching Pei Munian's car turn around and drive away little by little. She watched intently and waved to him until the car disappeared into the night. Her hands fell weakly, tears in her eyes, Also slides down the corners of the eyes.

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Three days passed in a blink of an eye, and tomorrow was the wedding day.

In the past three days, Su Wanwan did almost nothing. She sat blankly on the bed every day, leaning against the bedside, thinking over and over again about the happy life between her and Pei Munian.

Even if they are short-lived, even if they are false, these memories are enough for her to cherish and miss her in her long life.

Su Wanwan's hand slowly touched her lower abdomen, but there was still a hint of pain in her eyes.

If she hadn't lost her child, she would be about to give birth now, so if she lost Pei Munian, she would still have at least one of their babies.

And if... the second baby is not an accident, she will still be able to have a baby with her in the future.

It's a pity, if only if...

Her biggest regret is that during this period, she was not able to conceive another baby.

But it was probably destined that she and Pei Munian were not destined, so God completely cut off the connection between them so that she could give up completely.

When Su Wanwan was packing her luggage, she saw Pei Munian's newsletters and magazines that she had collected for three years. She took out the iron box, opened the lid, and read them one by one.

She threw this box away countless times and picked it up again countless times, but in the end she kept it well.

It was like she wanted to give up this relationship countless times, but was reluctant to do so countless times. However, she still had to let go after all. Su Wanwan closed the lid, stood up with the box in her arms, walked out of the room and went downstairs, walking around to the garbage in the back room. At the bucket, throw the box in.

After Su Wanwan returned to the room, she packed her luggage, then sat at the desk, picked up a pen and wrote two letters, one to Pei Munian and one to her grandfather.

After doing everything, Su Wanwan lay on the bed, closed her eyes, waited for tomorrow, and counted down the time until she and Pei Munian were separated.