TSFLIP Chapter 349

Wen Qiong spoke, “And the fact that you were able to hold your press conference on the top floor of the Xinghai Tower, a place that’s never open to the public, is because… this is my domain. Feng Guang, tell me, am I not a smart person? Everything you’ve done, you’ve followed the steps I laid out for you. You should know, in the past, I never would have spent so much time on one person.”

“Should I be happy about your favor?” Feng Guang laughed bitterly. “You’ve schemed so much, arranged everything so meticulously. In the end, it’s all just to kill me, right? Why do you have to make it sound so sweet?”

“I don’t want to kill you,” he said, “I just feel hopeless. After I leave this world, who will be qualified to love you and protect you?” Even when he was thinking about being able to protect her, he felt insecure. Since he couldn’t do it, there would be no man in the world capable of standing by her side.

So, to keep her from getting hurt, to send her to a clean world, he had to take her away with him.

Feng Guang was a rational person. She couldn’t understand his thought process. After the initial chill ran through her, a deep anger began to swell within her. “Do you know, before all of this, I didn’t even know who you were? Who gave you the right to decide my life and death just because you liked me? My life is mine! Even my parents don’t have that right!”

What was the difference between this and an elder restricting a child from going out for their good? No… what this man was doing was far worse!

“Because, Feng Guang, you are mine.”

“That’s bullshit! I don’t belong to anyone, I am myself! Your childish mindset, that if you can’t have something, you’ll destroy it—don’t you think that’s too immature? I want to live! I want to live, so why should I die?!” She cried out desperately, and without realizing it, tears were already streaming down her face.

Time seemed to rewind to a long time ago… and another scene seemed to appear before her eyes.

In a vast room, a woman in a white dress huddled in a corner, holding a shard of glass, crying out something to the man before her. Her words were unintelligible, filled with desperation. In the end, without hesitation, she slashed at her wrist.

The bright red blood was blinding, the sound of the dripping blood harsh to the ears, and the metallic scent of blood overpowering. Everything seemed to materialize before her eyes.

Feng Guang suddenly hugged her head with a blank expression. It was as if she had forgotten about Wen Qiong standing before her, murmuring unconsciously, “I don’t want to die… I don’t want to die… I want to live… Why… Lu Chen… you don’t love me… Why do you have to force me… why…”

She kept murmuring, slowly sobbing. In the sound of her despair, her mind began to crumble slowly.

“Feng Guang…” Wen Qiong grabbed her hand in a panic, instinctively wiping her tears. Seeing her like this frightened him, as if a voice inside him was warning him—if this continued, he would lose her. For the first time, Wen Qiong felt fear. “Don’t cry… You don’t want to die, then I won’t let you die. I’ll live with you. We’ll live together, Feng Guang… I know I was wrong, everything is my fault, don’t leave me…”

He didn’t understand the panic rising inside him, but it felt like an experience—if he lost her, he would completely… fall into madness, a madness so terrifying that even he would fear it.

A cold voice echoed, “Forced sleep mode, activated.”

Feng Guang weakly closed her eyes. As she lost consciousness, her body went limp and collapsed into the man’s arms.

After a brief pause, Wen Qiong opened his eyes again. His presence was now even more forceful, and he let out a soft laugh.

Holding the woman tightly in his arms, his lowered eyes held madness that couldn’t be hidden, a madness that seemed like the same person as before but was somehow entirely different.

It wasn’t different just because of the madness; it was because that obsession had reached an extreme level.

He kissed away her tears and then, greedily, kissed her lips. “Feng Guang… I won’t let you remember.”

Because the time hadn’t come yet.