Heidi's Seven Days of Love: The Bought Wife

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"Jin Qiu, don't, don't..." Su Mo shouted anxiously, lying on the bed, unconscious, still immersed in that nightmare.

His whole body was covered in cold sweat, his chest heaved violently, and his mood fluctuated very much.

He dreamed that Jin Qiu was covered in blood, standing in front of him, looking at him with sad and resentful eyes.

He clearly knew that all of this was just a game planned by a fickle heart, but he still made such a cute, real and terrifying thing, as if there was something holding his heart tightly, holding it tightly, making him Can't breathe, can't let go. [

During this period of time, he never stopped looking for Jinqiu, but every time he faced the result of being at a loss.

He knows that for Jin Yu, if he stubbornly refuses to let him know where Jin Qiu is now, he will definitely not know.

However, even if he knew that if he continued to search like this, it would be a futile end, but he still desperately wanted to find it.

He didn't even dare to stop any action he was looking for. He was afraid that once he stopped, he would lose her completely.

He didn't even dare to think about what he would do if he really couldn't find her.

When he thought of her completely disappearing from his life, his heart began to throb violently.

A kind of great despair enveloped him like a shadow, forcing him to be unable to breathe, making it impossible for him to escape.

In his nightmare, Su Mo was always looking for a way to escape, but he couldn't escape. He could only look at Jin Qiu's resentful eyes in the chaos.

His chest began to feel tight and uncomfortable.

Even, he had to gasp for breath to barely maintain his breathing. ,

"Su Mo, I'm dead...I'm going to die, are you satisfied?"

Her voice was light and ethereal, as if it came from a ghost in hell. Looking at him, she spoke plaintively, as if accusing.

"Su Mo, how can you let me die? But, it doesn't matter, I die as you wish, you are satisfied... Su Jiayao is more important than me after all, isn't she?"