TISMML Chapter 93.3

The ‘Nan Yu’ of that time didn’t understand, but the Nan Yu who witnessed this memory as an observer understood. Nan Ji had already resolved to die.

Sure enough, a month later, news came that Nan Ji had died in a car accident.

He knew that there was something wrong with the car, but he still forced the driver out and got in himself.

When Nan Yu first arrived in this world and saw this memory, she even complained that everyone in the novel was just a bunch of love-obsessed people and that the people in the novel were just there to make the male and female leads successful.

But after experiencing so much, she realized that the problem wasn’t with the novel itself, but rather with the many unseen aspects behind it, which, when accumulated little by little, were enough to change a person’s life.

For example, the novel casually mentioned that Nan Ji had been single for over twenty years, but what exactly happened during those twenty years? What was he thinking? Was Nan Ji heartbroken seeing his sister’s gradual madness? Was he desperate, seeing his own son want him dead?

No one, except the Nan Ji in the original story, could answer these questions.

This world wasn’t simply constructed from the book ’You Are My Light’; it already had its own logic of development, and the events depicted in the book weren’t forcibly manipulated by fate.

And precisely because these events were interconnected, changing them was not easy.

When you avoid one link, the next one might pull things back to where they started.

Nan Yu, even before knowing the existence of ‘fate’, was able to gradually weaken it. Even she herself had to admit: she was incredibly lucky!

What if she hadn’t moved out of the Fei family’s mansion in time?

What if she had strongly refused to adopt Fei Yunjin?

What if she hadn’t cared about Nan Ji and An Ning, only caring about her own money?

One wrong step, and it would be impossible to make up for it later.

“Brother, this isn’t your fault, nor is it An Ning’s fault. It’s just a series of coincidences. You two have a long, long future ahead of you. Let bygones be bygones.”

Nan Yu genuinely thought this.

Blaming An Ning for leaving without saying goodbye and giving birth alone?

But a girl who experienced the loss of both parents and bullying from relatives was inherently sensitive and insecure. Perhaps she didn’t consider things thoroughly at the time, but that didn’t mean An Yiran’s wrong ideas should be entirely blamed on her.

An Ning’s early death and the abuse at the orphanage were contributing factors.

Was it Nan Ji’s fault?

Back then, he had just taken over the Nan Group and was so busy that he was practically drowning in sweat. He had indeed inadvertently neglected An Ning’s feelings.

Nan Ji only wanted to give An Ning a surprise after this busy period, but he hadn’t considered that sometimes, even without saying anything, a surprise could turn into a shock.

If anyone was to blame, it was probably that the two of them were too immature and young back then.

Nan Yu rarely offered such gentle advice, yet Nan Ji couldn’t help but chuckle softly.

He certainly understood this principle, of course; it was just that he felt compelled to speak at this moment.

But why did he feel a strange sense of relief after hearing Yu Yu’s words?

It felt as if he had been waiting for these words for a very, very long time.

How strange.

However, upon hearing this laughter, Nan Yu was speechless.

The next second.

“Aww, I’m sorry, I’m sorry!”

Nan Yu withdrew her hand and snorted coldly, “I’ll go get something to eat.”

The two of them then ate some cut fruit, chatted, and waited until seven in the morning, when there was finally movement from the delivery room.

An Ning had officially gone into labor.

Nan’s parents had just arrived, also anxiously watching the door.

 

 

 

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