"I don't want the distance to grow" THEM FUCK TELL HER THE TRUTH!!! Let our girl make her own decision, you stupid ass
Or break up. Like seriously hate when couples don't COMMUNICATE like dude broke his hand? Then he can go F himself. Dumass mofo. I get so mad when guys ghost girls and when we read this, we are like, "UwU maaaaybe he can't cause of delulu reasons or maybe he loves me too much, so I'll wait for him till he needs me..." while the dude gets away with it cause of stories like these.
I hope they make a redemption arc for her, something like FINALLY gaining common sense.
I hope the wedding will be a turning point for her! She can turn her life around and I want to believe!
Omg finally the dad'll be a active part, because this is Chinese, I was sure it would take 100ish chapters.
OMG how many photos/portraits of her do you have, your lunatic?
It's been so long, anyone remember the blonde guy from last chapter? Like, who's his wife? What did Rastha do to her?
He's Nian's ex husband. He divorced her because Rashta created rumors that his son was his late brother's, to whom Nian was engaged to before his death.
Hold up I knew Rashta created rumors that Nian was sleeping around on her husband, but I did not know Nian had a child with her husband. Now I got to go back and read, because I thought Nian did not have any children.
Does anyone know what chapters these are from? I’d also like to reread （/TДT)/
The new piano is really nice, looks just like a violin.
Blondie acts like a naive and dumb girl, but she just manipulated everyone to enter her club lmao she knows her game
we love a girlhustle LOL
I'm in for the smut only, the story lost me with all the pointless POVs and the amount of flashback. I just want them to fall in love by the end of it.
What do you mean "let's leave, we can't risk you dying", the previous chapter you told him this would he the consequence and now just because the sword said the same thing as you did, it's time to leave????
She probably thought with the white mage and the contractor I'd the guardian she might guarantee his safety