Reborn Aristocrat: Oppressing

She felt so deeply that Di An could no longer see what was before him.

“Lu Manman,” Mo Yuanxiu said, his low voice a little charismatic.

“Manman, feel free to take a seat,” Di An said.

“Mm-hm, I just wanted to talk to you.” Lu Manman walked over and asked, “Where are Uncle and Auntie?”

“They guarded me the whole night, so I told them to go back and rest.”

“Oh.” Lu Manman nodded.

Lu Manman stopped before Di An’s hospital bed and stood beside him.

In the sudden silence, she turned to Mo Yuanxiu and said, “I want to talk to Di An alone. Can you excuse us for a while?”

He looked at her, shrugged, and smiled. “I’ll come and see you next time. Di An, take care of yourself.”

“Mm-hm.”

He strode off.

His back view as he left made Lu Manman even more certain that Mo Yuanxiu and Di An had an extraordinary relationship.

But why were they acting so distant in front of others?!

Her eyes flickered, and she turned to look at Di An. He looked much better today, even though he was still wrapped in bandages.

“Manman, are you trying to persuade me not to force Gu Xin?” Di An asked directly. His words were calm and gentle.

“No.” Lu Manman shook her head.

She had tried to persuade him in her previous life, but just like Gu Xin, she felt that he was too selfish and hateful.

But it would not be like this in this lifetime.

Di An seemed to be shocked by her words.

“I’m here to tell you that no matter what, you have to marry Gu Xin.”

“Why would you say that to me?” Di An was in disbelief.

“No reason. I just think you’re more suitable for Gu Xin than Di Yi is,” Lu Manman said.

Di An did not know what to say.

“Di An, I apologize for everything I’ve done to you in the past,” Lu Manman suddenly said.

“What did you do to me?” Di An really had no idea what Lu Manman was talking about.

In the past.

What she had done for Gu Xin in her previous life.

Lu Manman smiled. “Rest well. I’m just here to see you.”

Di An furrowed his brows.

“I’m leaving.”

“Manman,” Di An called out to her. Even though he was looking at her, she knew that he could not see anything. “Thank you.”

Lu Manman shook her head.

Who should be thanking who?!

“Friend, don’t thank me,” Lu Manman said directly.

“Mm-hm.”

“Rest well. Bye.”

“Bye.”

Lu Manman left Di An’s ward.

Outside the ward, Mo Yuanxiu was leaning against the wall as if he was waiting for her.

The two of them exchanged glances and then left side by side.

When they arrived at the entrance of the hospital, he grabbed her hand and got her into the front passenger seat without saying a word.

Lu Manman did not resist and sat in his car.

He drove off.

The weather in Wen City had been good for the past two days. Her eyes were almost blinded by the sunlight, and she could barely open them.

She closed her eyes and asked calmly, “You know Di An?”

“Mm-hm,” the man driving answered.

“You’re friends?”

“Mm-hm.”