The angel's wife of the wealthy family

Chapter 66 Why I Always Miss One
In the past six years, she has lost too many things...

Once... innocent fantasies, pure friendships, fond memories, loving mothers have all left her world.

Now only she is left with hatred...

Already lost the qualifications to love and be loved.

and so.

Forget about her!

——Brother Jin.

The two customer service staff just stared blankly at Tang Yunuo, not understanding why a business card representing power and status could change so many emotions on her face.

"Miss Tang, are you okay?"

Tang Yunuo, who was immersed in the memory of the past, was awakened instantly by the voice of the customer service. After taking a deep breath, Tang Yunuo said to the customer service with a sorry smile on his face: "I don't know the person on the business card. If someone asks you , Just say that you haven’t seen me... Thank you!"

After returning the business card to the customer service without hesitation, Tang Yunuo took the room card and left without looking back.

The wind gently blew her hair, and the disappearing back made people feel pity.

Night, cold and desolate.

United States, New York.

The weather is fine, and the sun is lazily shining on the earth.

Looking at the business card with "BFY Jewelry Company" written on it, Anze had an excited smile on his face. This business card, which he had exhausted to obtain, carried his greatest hope in the past six years.

The sun shines on his face and he smiles.

So, this time.

He must find her.

He wanted to ask her, why did she leave him cruelly back then?
How miserable he has lived these past six years.

Does she know?
Walked eagerly into the BFY jewelry building.

in the hall.

Anze desperately wants to find the person who can support him to live immediately.

"Excuse me, I want to inquire about a person."

"Who do you want to inquire?"

"...Ms tang."

"Oh...Are you Chinese?"

"Yes, I am Chinese, she is in?"

"Oh, Is Carina? What are you looking for her?"

"Yes, I'm her friend, I want to see her."

It's no surprise that Anze, who has an English name, suddenly remembered a sentence she said that year:

"Anze, your manager is so weird. It's obvious that Chinese people insist on taking an American name. What's the name "thief dead?" It's so funny, Anze, don't you also choose a strange English name. Otherwise I will laugh at you."

(End of this chapter)