Sheng Chong's lovely wife: The professor's husband is the president

Chapter 11 The Lost Daughter Is Arrogant (2)

Ten years ago was too far away, Lan Weiwei couldn't remember the content of her mother's last conversation with herself, but she only remembered that the most repeated thing in her mouth was don't trust men, never trust any man.

The mother said that she lost everything because she believed in love, but Lan Weiwei didn't know what love was at that time, and when she woke up, there was really nothing left except her mother's body.

When she woke up that morning, she found that it was empty around her. A large group of people had come to the house, crying and shouting into a mess. Among the crowd, she couldn't find a familiar figure. Lan Weiwei began to In a panic, I searched every corner of the house, but I didn't see my mother.

Later, Lan Weiwei saw a photo of her mother in the living room and found her lying behind the photo, but the nanny stopped her and refused to let her go.

At that time, the mother was covered with a quilt and couldn't even see her face. She was afraid and thought about the past. Lan Weiwei asked the nanny why she had to cover her face with the quilt. There were so many people present, but no one was willing to answer her.

Just when Tang Ruochen got up to leave, Lan Weiwei suddenly grabbed his arm, "I miss you so much...I want to see you so much...Don't go, don't leave me."

She was crying heartbreakingly, Tang Ruochen saw that the expression on her face was getting more and more painful, so he tried to pat the back of her hand twice, "Wake up."

Lan Weiwei felt that someone was touching her, so she subconsciously opened her eyes, but it was Tang Ruochen who appeared in front of her. Alcohol had made her unable to feel her own existence. She couldn't tell whether it was a dream or a dream. In reality, she stared at him blankly for a while, but didn't react.

Seeing this, Tang Ruochen let go of her, and the moment her arm fell on the bed, Lan Weiwei realized that the man in front of her seemed to be far away from her, untouchable and full of imagination.

Perhaps, it is precisely because she grew up in a wealthy family, and in this aristocratic circle, she is used to the fickleness of these men. To them, women are like clothes, and they can be changed as soon as they say they are changed. She could look back for this family, so she never believed in love.

Of course, she will also be afraid, and she dare not believe in love. It is hard for her to imagine what it would be like if the person she loves the most falls in love with another woman one day, or fails her. This assumption She hardly dared to think about it.

Perhaps...it was also because of this that she was able to be so rational in front of Tang Ruochen, whom everyone admired.

Tang Ruochen saw that she had finally calmed down. He would not ask about other people's concerns, nor was he interested in knowing. Seeing that she was mostly sober and was about to leave, Lan Weiwei suddenly sat up and called out to him respectfully. One voice: "Teacher."

Tang Ruochen hasn't gotten used to this kind of address yet, and he's very unaccustomed to being called like this. Once such a name is spoken, it will mean trouble for him. He turned his head suspiciously, and said coldly: "Say."

Because of drinking, her mind is still a little unclear. She just wants to be quiet now, and the only sliver of reason she has left tells her that in such a situation, she is destined to not be able to go to school the next day. Yes... The People's Teacher is right in front of her eyes, but she has to say a few words.

Because there are professional classes every day, that is to say, tomorrow there will be his class from Tang Ruochen.

(End of this chapter)