As Ah Wu expected, the relationship between Mu Wanwan and Lu Wenyuan has not reached the point where they must be together.
Otherwise, in her previous life, Mu Wanwan would not have used this relationship as a bargaining chip to ask her mother to abort the baby in her belly.
And now, because of Ah Wu’s intervention, the relationship of the young couple was not broken up by external interference, but it were still treated coldly to reduce their contact with each other.
Instead of heating up and becoming Mu Wanwan’s obsession, this relationship showed a tendency to fade.
This was true for Mu Wanwan, and the same was true for Lu Wenyuan.
He began to weigh the importance of Mu Wanwan.
As an ambitious man, finding a girl he liked would be icing on the cake, but obviously, a girl who could help his career was the most ideal partner in his mind.
Obviously, on the latter point, Xun Yan, who appreciated Lu Wenyuan’s entrepreneurial plan and had introduced him to many bigwigs in the circle during this period, was more in line with his requirements than Mu Wanwan, whose net worth had plummeted and who still focused on family matters.
The balance in Lu Wenyuan’s heart finally shook uncontrollably.
He began to accept Xun Yan’s advances and respond when necessary.
After a summer vacation, Mu Wanwan would be shocked to find that in these sixty days, the number of times the two of them talked on the phone was very few.
Although there was also the factor that she was not proactive enough, such a low frequency was obviously problematic.
“What, Mom? Do you want to go to Beijing with me?”
Mu Wanwan, who was packing her luggage, was stunned. The news came too suddenly, as she hadn’t heard anything about it from her mother before.
“Well, our family bought a house in Beijing before. We originally wanted to give it to you as a graduation gift after you graduate. If you want to stay in Beijing to work, it can also be a temporary home.”
“After your father got into an accident, I thought that I only had you as my daughter. Living closer to you will make me feel more at ease. So, I found a design company to renovate the house. Now it has been approved and we can move in.”
Ah Wu is now nearly six months pregnant. Her fetus is in good condition. The flight from Shenzhen to Beijing will not put too much burden on her body and the fetus.
Besides, she has more important things to do on this trip to Beijing.
Now Mu Wanwan has basically let go of her prejudice against having a second brother or sister in her mother’s belly, but when she hears her mother say that she will feel more at ease if she is closer to her, she still feels secretly happy.
She feels that even if she has a younger brother or sister, she is still the most important to her mother.
“Besides, Mom also wants to meet your boyfriend.”
But it was Ah Wu’s next words that made Mu Wanwan stunned.
She shifted her attention from the clothes she was sorting and looked at her mother’s expression at the moment with trepidation.
In Mu Wanwan’s view, Lu Wenyuan’s existence was a taboo topic between mother and daughter.
Because even if they didn’t mention it to each other, they both knew in their hearts that when she confessed to her family, Lu Wenyuan’s existence was the fuse of the car accident, and this fuse indirectly led to the car accident and the death of her father Mu Feng.
This was a topic that the mother and daughter avoided.
Even though nearly half a year had passed, Mu Feng’s death was still a painful memory that the mother and daughter could never forget.
“During this period, I have not figured out how to face that boy. In your words, he is a very outstanding young man, but from our parents’ point of view, any young man who may become a future son-in-law needs to be carefully observed and tested. To be honest, when the car accident just happened, I was very disgusted with that boy.”
A Wu paused.
“Although I know that the car accident has nothing to do with you, your father died, so I can’t help but subconsciously vent my anger on him. You are my daughter, so I won’t blame you, but that young man has nothing to do with me.”
“I just heard about his existence from your mouth, and it is difficult for me not to feel disgusted with him. I even often think that if it weren’t for his existence, your father and I would not stay up late to catch the plane, and the car accident might not have happened.”
What Ah Wu said made no sense, but it was indeed an extreme thought that people were very likely to have in extreme situations.
In the future memory, Zhuo Wu hated Lu Wenyuan so much. In addition to doubting his character, a big part of the reason was because she was angry about the car accident.
In fact, she knew in her heart that even if she wanted to vent her anger on someone else, the person she should hate the most should be her daughter who made that phone call.
However, it was too difficult for a mother to hate her own child, so she could only vent her anger on someone else’s son.
It just so happened that some of Lu Wenyuan’s behaviors were too shady in Zhuo Wu’s eyes, so her anger seemed justified.
“During this period of time, I calmed down and thought about it carefully. I found that my anger was groundless.”
“It was your father and I who were worried about you at the beginning. It was also your father and I who bought a midnight flight and prepared to go to Beijing to have a good talk with you.”
“We are adults and should be responsible for our own decisions. So, in this matter, Wanwan, you don’t have to feel guilty, and that young man doesn’t have to feel any burden either.”
Ah Wu said this partly because she had indeed let it go, and there was also another deeper meaning, which was to pave the way for future plans.
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