Get rid of the evil husband: there is a fox at home

Immediately called the bodyguard, only to find out that she had gone to Han's house.

After leaving the Han family, he wandered around again.

As soon as he heard that she had gone to Han's house, and still went to find Han Yunxi, he couldn't restrain his anger.

Last night, he could see that there was something abnormal between her and Han Yunxi.

But she didn't want to tell herself what happened. [

Today, she went to find Han Yunxi again.

However, she still refused to tell herself why.

This made him even more angry.

"What exactly are you looking for with Han Yunxi?"

He still insisted on asking the question just now, vowing to ask an answer.

Jiang Xueya turned her head aside and said in a low voice, "Aoxuan, everyone has their own little secret, so don't ask any more, okay?"

Leng Aoxuan bullied her, pinched her chin with one hand, and turned her head around.

The dark eyes looked deeply into her eyes, and said firmly, "No, I have to know..."

"Little Ya, you used to take the initiative to tell me anything, but now even if I ask you several times, you still refuse to tell me..."

"You have changed...you are no longer the little bud you used to be..."

Jiang Xueya smiled wryly, "Aoxuan, I was... not the old me..."

Her people are still here.But her heart never stayed here for a moment.

"Why did you change? Damn it, don't tell me it's because of that ridiculous dream!"

Although he couldn't fully believe all of this, she had indeed changed since she woke up.

It was still the same face, but it gave him a strange feeling.

"I said it wasn't a dream, but you didn't want to believe it. In that case, I have nothing to say..."

A trace of pain flashed in Leng Aoxuan's eyes, he held her in his arms, stroked her hair over and over again, "Xiao Ya, may I take you to see a doctor?"

Jiang Xueya froze for a moment, then laughed at herself a few times, "Aoxuan, do you think I have a mental problem?"

Leng Aoxuan lowered his head, stared at her deeply, frowning tightly, "Little Ya, no matter how real that dream is, it's just a dream..."