Ni Keren glanced at Annie Erlin and saw her angry expression, his eyes darkened, then he turned to look at Mu Liting and said softly: "Li Ting, I'm fine, she just wants to talk to me about something.
It’s just a conversation, don’t be nervous!”
"You almost had an accident, can I not be nervous?" Mu Liting said coldly, then looked at you coldly and thought of Anne-Karin, "Don't forget, this is China, not Brunei, and you can't do whatever you want.
Whatever you do, don’t forget what I said, challenge my bottom line, and none of you will have an easy time."
As soon as he finished speaking, Mu Liting carefully protected Ni Keren and wanted to leave.
Anne-Karin's stern voice immediately sounded, "Helmu, since you know about your father's illness, why can you be so indifferent."
Mu Liting's steps froze, and his expression was unusually calm, as if what she said had nothing to do with him.
Ni Keren raised his eyes, looked at Mu Liting, and said quietly: "Li Ting, maybe you don't want to obey anyone's arrangements, but this is your responsibility."
Mu Liting's eyes flashed slightly, he lowered his eyes slowly, looked at Ni Keren, and moved his lips slightly, "Then what about my responsibility to you? What about my responsibility to the baby? Don't you know that once I go back, what will happen?
How is it?"
Ni Keren was choked by his words and couldn't say a word for a moment. He lowered his eyes and clenched his hands tightly. There was a trace of tangle on his face, as if he was trapped in a dilemma that was difficult to choose.
Mu Liting stared at her closely and said softly: "Keren, have you played with what you said to me before? You said that you want to be with me for the rest of your life!"
Ni Keren suddenly raised his eyes, his eyes surging, "Li Ting, I..."
Mu Liting suddenly stretched out his long arms, hugged her, and whispered in her ear: "You said you trust me, so you don't need to worry about this matter anymore. I will take care of it, you know?"
Ni Keren nestled in his arms and was silent for a while before nodding silently.
Mu Liting turned his head and looked at Anne-Karin, whose face was ashen, and said softly: "Please don't use this method to harass me again, otherwise, I will make you regret doing such a thing."
"Helmu, you..." Anne-Karin was angry.
Mu Liting sneered, "Anyway, I won't go back. If you insist on maintaining our relationship in this way, I don't mind changing the only relationship between us that can be regarded as family."
His eyes suddenly became sharper, as if telling her that he meant what he said, and don't think about provoking his bottom line again and again.
After saying that, Mu Liting hugged Ni Keren and turned around to leave.
Anne-Karin looked at the two people leaving, clenched her hands tightly into fists, and narrowed her eyes. The resentment in her eyes was obvious.
…
On the way back.
Mu Liting stared ahead calmly, seemingly concentrating on driving.
Ni Keren looked back at Mu Liting from time to time. The man seemed calm, but she felt that there was a cold and solemn air about him.
She knew that he was angry.
Is it because of what she just said?
Ni Keren bit his lip, stretched out his hand, held Mu Liting's arm, and said softly: "Liting..."
"Why are you doing this?" Mu Liting interrupted her suddenly and coldly, his handsome face tensed up, making people feel trembling inexplicably.
Ni Keren blinked his eyes, his eyes clear, and whispered: "I didn't mean it, it's just that your father's illness is really serious."