The lady ran away

Chapter 304 Don't Take My Concession As A Bully
"Can I ask you out for a meeting?"

Xiao Qingcheng was silent. To be honest, she really didn't want to meet He Meijun at all. Before she could say her refusal, He Meijun had already said, "One last time, is it okay? Please."
Her humble request made Xiao Qingcheng very uncomfortable. Her mind was full of the arrogant attitude of He Meijun before, but she nodded in agreement.

When seeing He Meijun, she was wearing sunglasses, which she didn't take off like last time.

Xiao Qingcheng walked in front of her, then opened the stool and sat down, silently waiting for He Meijun to speak.

He Meijun adjusted her glasses with her hand, and it took a long time before she spoke, "I know I'm embarrassing you, but Qingcheng...can...can you please help me, tell Yanzhe not to kill my child?"

Xiao Qingcheng took a deep breath, but on the surface he was very calm.

Sure enough, it's still not settled.
However, it's none of her business even if it's settled or not.

Xiao Qingcheng looked at He Meijun, "Miss He, do you think you are going too far?"

He Meijun was stunned, yes, she knew that she was asking too much, but...

In this world, Xiao Qingcheng was the only one who could make Liang Yanzhe obedient. She didn't know who else to ask besides Xiao Qingcheng.

"I'm sorry...but Qingcheng..."
"You'd better call me Miss Xiao." Xiao Qingcheng interrupted her with a sarcastic smile, "Actually, we don't get along very much, and the number of times we meet is only a handful. If you call me Qingcheng like that, let me It feels... weird."

He Meijun didn't know what to answer for a while.

"Forgive me for not intervening in the matter between you and Liang Yanzhe, but..." Xiao Qingcheng stood up and sighed, "It is indeed because of you that I proposed to divorce him."

He Meijun looked at her in surprise, the shock in her eyes behind the sunglasses was hard to hide.

Xiao Qingcheng ignored her reaction and stood up, "Actually, we are all adults, so we should be responsible for ourselves."

(End of this chapter)