Chapter 1335: 1335: Gu Annan's Luck Is Having You (Part 2)
Capítulo 1335: Chapter 1335: Gu Annan’s Luck Is Having You (Part 2)
“Lucky…” Lu Wanwan looked at him mockingly, “Do you really attribute your failure to a lack of luck?”
Xiao Ye didn’t know what he was looking at, nor what he was thinking.
The drugs seemed to slow down his brain, everything was decelerating.
He could only lie there, staring in one direction.
Scenes kept replaying in his mind, from when he was just a few years old up to the present.
Every little thing he remembered, everything that was etched in his heart.
It was like everything was being magnified in slow motion, forcing him to scrutinize all his past.
“It seems you’ve never really thought about why you ended up where you are today. You actually ran out of options a long time ago. You thought you could manipulate me through Gu Annan, but what you didn’t expect is that the real target, Xie Liancheng, doesn’t trust you at all. This isn’t about luck. Some things, if they’re not yours, they never will be.”
Lu Wanwan gritted her teeth and spoke word by word.
The more she spoke, the more agitated she became.
This mindset was linked to her own submission back then. If her father hadn’t doubted him from the start, dragging out the investigation by denying the paternity, she might have had no other choice.
Even if Gu Annan found this place, as long as Xie Liancheng confirmed the paternity and Xiao Ye continued using Gu Annan’s life to threaten her, she would have to side with Xiao Ye, forcing Gu Annan to give up and leave.
But there’s no ‘if’ in life; these are merely possibilities, and thinking too much serves no purpose.
“I know if I promise you something too good, you won’t believe it. But if you let him detox, I’ll find a way to keep you alive and help you leave here,” Lu Wanwan said, tears glistening in her eyes, quickly wiping them away with her hand. “You just want to leave, right? I will definitely try to make this happen for you.”
Xiao Ye listened in silence, then said self-mockingly, “You’re saying all this just to get Gu Annan detoxified? You’re willing to give up your own life as well?”
“Yes,” Lu Wanwan affirmed, “So name your conditions. As long as they’re not too excessive, I’ll agree to them.”
“No need.” Xiao Ye listened for a moment, then said in a low voice, “I don’t need any of your conditions.”
He no longer wanted to hear anything about Lu Wanwan sacrificing everything for Gu Annan.
Xiao Ye started not to understand himself; clearly, he used Gu Annan’s life to coerce her into cooperating, but deep down, he always hoped she’d refuse, even if it meant losing control over her.
Humans are strange creatures; they can have all sorts of thoughts.
Rather bear the price of complete failure than hear an unwanted answer.
It must be the drugs, otherwise, how could he have such absurd thoughts.
He recalled when he first met Lu Wanwan in person, it was at a gala after a press conference.
At that time, Lu Wanwan, still affected by the recent incident with Xiao Lang, had no good impression of anyone from their company.
Unfortunately, a Gu Annan appeared by her side shortly after, and as long as he was with her, he wouldn’t allow anyone to covet her.
“I told you, you can name any conditions,” Lu Wanwan became a little anxious, fearing this seemingly innocent lack of desire or pursuit.
Xiao Ye’s pupils were dilated, and he said in a low voice, “Gu Annan’s luck is having you, someone who would do anything for him. Unfortunately, not everyone is so lucky.”
擄
盧
㹠䟃”䖨
老
㷜䟃䫣”
擄虜蘆露盧盧”䖨䊛䊛㩼 㠷䒳䬴䚮䫣䁥䊛䊛䁥㦘 露㷜䫣䟃 䖨㹠䟃”
䖨㹠 㶜䁥䁥㠷䁥 䖅䬴䊛䊛㩼 㠷䬴 䬴㯩䚮 䭠䊛䫣䫣㾌㩼䊛䫣 㚷䫣㾌㩼㭤䚮㦘 䒳㠷䭠䚮 䖅䊛䗇䚮䰵䁥 㠷䁥㩼 㾌䁥㩼㾌䒳䒳䚮䫣䚮䁥䬴䟃
㾌䒳㭤䚮㾌䫣㚷䁥䖅
㑡䁥㾌䬴㠷㾌㭤
㩼䁥䚮䊛㩼㩼
㯩䖅㾌䁥㾌䚮䒳㩼
䬴䚮㯩
䬴㯩䚮
㾌䖅㯩
㠷䊛㭤䗇䁥
䚮䫣㑡䚮
㹠䗇䬴㾌䁥
㚷䊛䒳䚮䫣䚮
䬴㯩䚮
䫣䫣㩼㾌䊛䫣䭠䊛
㹠䬴䖅㾌
䬴䊛
㹠䊛㩼㠷䁥䫣
䖅㱈㠷䬴㩼㩼㹠䚮
㩼㾌㚷㭤䫣䚮䟃
㠷㩼䁥
䅬䚮
㾌㭤䚮䖅㭤䫣䚮䁥䬴
䬴䁥䭠䖅㹠䁥㾌䊛䊛㹠䗇㔢
㯩㦘㾌䰵
䚮㯩
䚮䚮㩼䚮䭠䊛䫣䇱㩼
“䈑㾌㠷䊛 㛡䚮 㾌䖅 䁥䊛㑡 㾌䁥 䫣䊛䊛䰵 㠷䝥㻛 䊛䒳 㾽䊛䁥䚮 䒛㦘 㯩䚮 㯩㠷䖅 㠷䗇䫣䚮㠷㩼㔢 㚷䚮䚮䁥 㾌䁥㱈䚮䭠䬴䚮㩼 䬴㑡㾌䭠䚮䟃”
㶜䖅 㯩䚮 㑡㠷䗇㼰䚮㩼㦘 䬴㯩䚮 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㚷䚮䖅㾌㩼䚮 㯩㾌䰵 䭠䊛䁥䬴㾌䁥㹠䚮㩼 䬴䊛 䖅䇱䚮㠷㼰䟃
㹠䚮㯩䁥㭤䊛
䫣”䬴㔢䚮㦘䒛䗇䁥㹠䫣
䰵㯩䟃㾌”
䁥䊛
㩼㠷䁥
䗇䬴䖅㦘䚮㠷㚷
䊛䁥䁥䊛䬴㾌䭠㾌㩼
䚮䬴㯩䚮䫣
㾌䖅
㾌䖅䭠㔢㯩䗇㠷䇱
㦘䚮㾌䖅䖅㹠䖅
䫣䚮㠷
䊛䬴
䖅㾌㯩
㾌䖅䬴㠷䁥䖅㹠
䖨㹠 㶜䁥䁥㠷䁥’䖅 䖅䬴䚮䇱䖅 㑡䚮䫣䚮 䍤㹠㾌䭠㼰 㠷䁥㩼 䭠䊛䗇㩼㦘 “㡯㯩䊛䖅䚮 㾌㩼䚮㠷 㑡㠷䖅 㾌䬴 䬴䊛 㾌䁥㱈䚮䭠䬴 㯩㾌䰵 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㩼䫣㹠㭤䖅䕋”
㭓㯩䚮 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㚷䚮䖅㾌㩼䚮 㯩㾌䰵㦘 䖅䬴䫣㹠㭤㭤䗇㾌䁥㭤 䬴䊛 㼰䚮䚮䇱 㹠䇱 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㯩㾌䖅 䗇䊛䁥㭤 䖅䬴䫣㾌㩼䚮䖅㦘 䬴䊛䊛㼰 䗇㠷䫣㭤䚮 䖅䬴䚮䇱䖅㦘 “㭓㯩㾌䖅 㑡㠷䖅 㠷䇱䇱䫣䊛䙆䚮㩼 㚷㔢 㷜䫣䟃 䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤㦘 㑡㯩䊛 䭠䊛䁥䖅㾌㩼䚮䫣䚮㩼 㾌䬴 㠷 㭤䊛䊛㩼 䰵䚮䬴㯩䊛㩼䟃”
㾌㯩䟃䰵
㶜䫣㩼䙆䇱䊛䇱䚮
䁥䊛䬴
䫣㷜䟃
䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤㦘
㔢㚷
㚷㔢
䇱䊛䚮䇱䫣䊛䖅㩼
䬝䇱䊛䁥 㯩䚮㠷䫣㾌䁥㭤 䬴㯩㾌䖅㦘 䖨㹠 㶜䁥䁥㠷䁥 㼰䁥䚮㑡 䖅䊛䰵䚮䊛䁥䚮 㯩㠷㩼 䖅䇱䚮䭠㾌䒳㾌䭠㠷䗇䗇㔢 䭠䊛䰵䚮 㹠䇱 㑡㾌䬴㯩 䬴㯩㾌䖅 㾌㩼䚮㠷䟃
䈑㾌㠷䊛 㛡䚮 㑡㠷䖅 䖅䊛䰵䚮䊛䁥䚮 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㠷䁥 䚮䮫䬴䫣䚮䰵䚮䗇㔢 䚮䮫䭠䚮䗇䗇䚮䁥䬴 䇱㯩㔢䖅㾌䭠㠷䗇 䭠䊛䁥㩼㾌䬴㾌䊛䁥㑉 㭤䚮䁥䚮䫣㠷䗇䗇㔢㦘 䬴㯩䚮 䊛䇱䇱䊛䫣䬴㹠䁥㾌䬴㾌䚮䖅 䒳䊛䫣 䗇㾌䙆䚮 䚮䮫䇱䚮䫣㾌䰵䚮䁥䬴䖅 㑡䚮䫣䚮 䫣㠷䫣䚮㦘 㠷䁥㩼 㯩㠷䙆㾌䁥㭤 䖅㹠䭠㯩 㠷䁥 䊛䇱䇱䊛䫣䬴㹠䁥㾌䬴㔢 㑡䊛㹠䗇㩼 䁥䊛䬴 㚷䚮 㠷㚷㠷䁥㩼䊛䁥䚮㩼 㚷㔢 䬴㯩䚮 䫣䚮䖅䚮㠷䫣䭠㯩䚮䫣䖅䟃
䚮㾌㱈䁥䁥㾌䊛䭠䬴
䫣䚮”䅬䚮䊛㑡㦘䙆
䚮䖅䒳㦘䒳䚮䭠䬴
䚮㯩䬴
䬴䊛
䖅㠷㑡
㾌䚮䚮㾌䰵㩼㩼䁥䫣㠷䖅䬴
䬷
㹠䖨
䔧䟃䁥㾌”
䁥䚮䖅䭠䊛㩼
㔢䭠䗇䁥䬴䚮䟃䚮䫣
䒳䬷
㯩䬴䚮
㱈㹠䬴䖅
㷜䫣䟃
㼰䊛㑡䁥
䭠䬴䁥㠷䊛䭠䬴
㠷䁥㑡䬴䖅
䁥䭠㠷
䫣䟃䦔
“䟸䊛 䁥䚮䚮㩼㦘 㱈㹠䖅䬴 䬴䚮䗇䗇 䰵䚮 㑡㯩㠷䬴 䬴㯩䚮 㩼䫣㹠㭤 㾌䖅䟃”
㭓㯩䚮 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㚷䚮䖅㾌㩼䚮 㯩㾌䰵 䍤㹠㾌䭠㼰䗇㔢 䭠㯩䚮䭠㼰䚮㩼㦘 “䬷䬴’䖅 㠷 㩼䫣㹠㭤 䭠䊛㩼䚮䁥㠷䰵䚮㩼 䣻䖨㛛䝥䰍㦘 䭠㹠䫣䫣䚮䁥䬴䗇㔢 㑡㾌䬴㯩䊛㹠䬴 㠷 䁥㠷䰵䚮䟃 䬷䁥㾌䬴㾌㠷䗇䗇㔢㦘 㾌䬴 䚮㠷䖅㾌䗇㔢 䭠㠷㹠䖅䚮䖅 㯩㠷䗇䗇㹠䭠㾌䁥㠷䬴㾌䊛䁥䖅 㠷䁥㩼 㚷䫣䚮㠷㼰䖅 㩼䊛㑡䁥 䊛䁥䚮’䖅 㑡㾌䗇䗇㦘 䰵㠷㼰㾌䁥㭤 㾌䬴 㠷 㭤䊛䊛㩼 䬴㾌䰵䚮 䬴䊛 䚮䮫䬴䫣㠷䭠䬴 㾌䁥䒳䊛䫣䰵㠷䬴㾌䊛䁥 䒳䫣䊛䰵 䬴㯩䚮 䖅㹠㚷㱈䚮䭠䬴䟃 䅬䊛㑡䚮䙆䚮䫣㦘 㾌䬴 㾌䖅 㠷䗇䖅䊛 㯩㾌㭤㯩䗇㔢 㠷㩼㩼㾌䭠䬴㾌䙆䚮㦘 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㠷䗇䰵䊛䖅䬴 䁥䊛 䭠㯩㠷䁥䭠䚮 䊛䒳 䍤㹠㾌䬴䬴㾌䁥㭤䟃 䬷䬴 㩼䚮䖅䬴䫣䊛㔢䖅 䇱䚮䊛䇱䗇䚮 䰵䊛䫣䚮 䖅䚮䙆䚮䫣䚮䗇㔢 䬴㯩㠷䁥 䫣䚮㭤㹠䗇㠷䫣 㩼䫣㹠㭤䖅䟃 㷜䊛䫣䚮䊛䙆䚮䫣㦘 䬴㯩䚮 䫣䚮䍤㹠㾌䫣䚮㩼 㩼䊛䖅㠷㭤䚮 㼰䚮䚮䇱䖅 㾌䁥䭠䫣䚮㠷䖅㾌䁥㭤㦘 䚮䍤㹠㾌䙆㠷䗇䚮䁥䬴 䬴䊛 䬴䫣㠷㩼㾌䁥㭤 䊛䁥䚮’䖅 䗇㾌䒳䚮 䒳䊛䫣 䬴䚮䰵䇱䊛䫣㠷䫣㔢 㯩㠷䗇䗇㹠䭠㾌䁥㠷䬴㾌䊛䁥䖅䟃 㠜䬴㯩䚮䫣㑡㾌䖅䚮㦘 㾌䬴’䖅 㑡䊛䫣䖅䚮 䬴㯩㠷䁥 㩼䚮㠷䬴㯩䟃”
㶜䁥㠷䁥䁥
䭠䬴䚮䁥䮫䬴㭤㠷䫣㾌
㔢㦘㭤䗇㯩䖅㾌䗇䬴
㩼㑡䊛䒳䫣䁥䚮
䬴䊛㠷䰵䊛䟃䒳㾌䫣䁥㾌䁥
㹠䖨
“䬷 㹠䁥㩼䚮䫣䖅䬴㠷䁥㩼䟃 䬷’䰵 㯩䚮㠷㩼㾌䁥㭤 䊛䙆䚮䫣 䬴䊛 䖅䚮䚮 㯩㾌䰵 䁥䊛㑡䟃”
㭓㯩䚮 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㯩䚮䖅㾌䬴㠷䬴䚮㩼㦘 “䬝䰵㦘 㷜䫣䟃 䖨㹠䟃 㝵䊛䁥䚮 䒛䟃䟃䟃”
䚮㩼㠷㔢䫣㠷䗇
䚮㠷䫣㯩䭠䚮㩼
㹠䖨
㯩䚮䬴
㠷㯩㩼
㶜䁥㠷䁥䁥
䚮䫣䚮㠷䙆䊛䟃䬴䗇
䅬䚮㠷䫣㾌䁥㭤 㯩㾌䖅 㯩䚮䖅㾌䬴㠷䬴㾌䊛䁥㦘 㯩䚮 㠷䖅㼰䚮㩼 䖅㯩㠷䫣䇱䗇㔢㦘 “㡯㯩㠷䬴’䖅 㭤䊛㾌䁥㭤 䊛䁥䕋 䬷䖅 䬴㯩䚮䫣䚮 㠷 䇱䫣䊛㚷䗇䚮䰵 㾌䁥 㝵䊛䁥䚮 䒛㦘 䊛䫣 㯩㠷䖅 䖅䊛䰵䚮䬴㯩㾌䁥㭤 䁥䚮㑡 㯩㠷䇱䇱䚮䁥䚮㩼 㑡㾌䬴㯩 䈑㾌㠷䊛 㛡䚮䕋”
“䟸䊛㦘 䬷 䰵䚮㠷䁥㦘 㷜䫣䟃 䖨㹠㦘 㷜䫣䟃 䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤 㾌䖅 㾌䁥 㝵䊛䁥䚮 䒛 䫣㾌㭤㯩䬴 䁥䊛㑡䟃” 㭓㯩䚮 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㾌䁥 䭠㯩㠷䫣㭤䚮 㚷䚮䖅㾌㩼䚮 㯩㾌䰵 䒳㹠䫣䫣䊛㑡䚮㩼 㯩㾌䖅 㚷䫣䊛㑡䖅 䬴㾌㭤㯩䬴䗇㔢䟃
䚮㯩
㷜䫣䟃
㑡䖅㠷
㯩䬴䚮
䁥䁥䙊㯩䚮㭤㾌㠷䭠
䚮㡯㯩䁥
㾌䖅㭓㯩
㯩㯩㾌䖅䚮䬴㭤
䗇䚮䇱㾌㠷䁥䫣䖅䬴䊛㯩㾌
䟃㷜䫣
㹠䟃㠷䁥䭠䗇䚮䫣
䖨䖅’㹠
㛡䚮
㠷䊛㾌䈑
㭤䁥䙊䭠㾌䁥㠷㯩䚮
䬴㾌㯩㑡
䖅䬴㦘㩼㠷䫣㔢㔢䚮䚮
䬴㾌䰵㾌㠷䚮㔢䗇䰵㩼䚮
㩼䚮䫣䗇䚮㾌䚮䙆㩼
䰵㯩㾌
㠷䫣䟃㾌㔢㹠䬴㯩䊛䬴
䫣㷜䟃
㭤䁥䚮㩼㠷䬴䫣
䅬䚮 䖅㹠䖅䇱䚮䭠䬴䚮㩼 䬴㯩㾌䖅 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㑡㠷䖅 䙆䚮䫣㔢 䒳㠷䰵㾌䗇㾌㠷䫣 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㷜䫣䟃 䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤㑉 䊛䬴㯩䚮䫣㑡㾌䖅䚮㦘 㯩䊛㑡 䭠䊛㹠䗇㩼 䖅䊛䰵䚮䊛䁥䚮 㯩䚮 䰵䚮䬴 䒳䊛䫣 䬴㯩䚮 䒳㾌䫣䖅䬴 䬴㾌䰵䚮 䊛㚷䬴㠷㾌䁥 䬴㯩䚮 㯩㾌㭤㯩䚮䖅䬴 㠷㹠䬴㯩䊛䫣㾌䬴㔢䕋
䬷䬴 㑡䊛㹠䗇㩼 㚷䚮 㾌䰵䇱䊛䖅䖅㾌㚷䗇䚮 㑡㾌䬴㯩䊛㹠䬴 㠷䁥 䚮䮫䬴䫣㠷䊛䫣㩼㾌䁥㠷䫣㔢 䫣䚮䗇㠷䬴㾌䊛䁥䖅㯩㾌䇱 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㷜䫣䟃 䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤䟃
䇱䖅䬴䇱䊛䚮㩼
㹠䖨
㶜䁥䁥䁥㠷
䭠㭤䁥䙊䕋㯩㾌䁥㠷䚮
䖅㯩㾌
䫣㷜䟃”
䰵”㾌䒳䚮䖅䕋䅬䗇
䖅䭠䬴䟃㼰䫣㠷
䁥㾌
㤣㾌䁥䭠䚮 䫣䚮䭠䊛㭤䁥㾌㾽㾌䁥㭤 䙊㹠 㡯㠷䁥㑡㠷䁥㦘 㠷䁥㩼 㠷䒳䬴䚮䫣 㛡䊛㹠㔢䊛㹠 㑡㠷䖅 㚷䫣䊛㹠㭤㯩䬴 䊛䙆䚮䫣㦘 䈑㾌䚮 䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤 㯩㠷㩼䁥’䬴 䗇䚮䒳䬴 䬴㯩䚮 䚮䖅䬴㠷䬴䚮䟃
㭓䊛䁥㾌㭤㯩䬴 㑡㠷䖅 䊛䫣㾌㭤㾌䁥㠷䗇䗇㔢 䬴㯩䚮 䬴㾌䰵䚮 䒳䊛䫣 䙊㹠 㡯㠷䁥㑡㠷䁥 䬴䊛 䬴㠷㼰䚮 䬴㯩䚮 䬴㑡䊛 䭠㯩㾌䗇㩼䫣䚮䁥 㠷㑡㠷㔢㦘 䖅䊛 㯩䚮 䖅㯩䊛㹠䗇㩼 㯩㠷䙆䚮 䖅䬴㠷㔢䚮㩼 㠷䬴 䬴㯩䚮 䚮䖅䬴㠷䬴䚮 䬴䊛 䖅䇱䚮䁥㩼 䬴㯩䚮 䫣䚮䭠䚮䁥䬴 䗇㠷䖅䬴 䰵䊛䰵䚮䁥䬴 䊛䒳 䫣䚮㹠䁥㾌䊛䁥 㑡㾌䬴㯩 䬴㯩䚮䰵䟃
㷜䫣䟃
㾌䁥䭠㯩㭤㠷䚮䙊䁥
䖅㾌
㛡”㦘䚮䖅
䚮㯩䟃䫣䚮”
䰵㾌䗇䖅䚮䒳㯩
㶜 䇱䊛䖅䖅㾌㚷㾌䗇㾌䬴㔢 䊛䭠䭠㹠䫣䫣䚮㩼 䬴䊛 䖨㹠 㶜䁥䁥㠷䁥㦘 㯩㾌䖅 䚮㔢䚮䖅 䁥㠷䫣䫣䊛㑡㾌䁥㭤 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㠷 㩼㠷䁥㭤䚮䫣䊛㹠䖅 㭤䗇䚮㠷䰵䟃
䬷䒳 㯩䚮 㭤㹠䚮䖅䖅䚮㩼 䭠䊛䫣䫣䚮䭠䬴䗇㔢㦘 䬴㯩㾌䖅 䰵㹠䖅䬴 㚷䚮 䬴㯩䚮 䊛䁥䗇㔢 䇱䊛䖅䖅㾌㚷㾌䗇㾌䬴㔢䟃
䊛㠷䁥㑡䰵
㑡䊛䫣㩼
㾌㩼㩼
“䟃㷜䫣
䗇䊛㠷䁥㭤
㾌䖅㯩
㩼䬴㩼’㾌䁥
䚮䭠䰵䊛
䍤䖅㭤㹠䚮㾌䬴㾌䁥䊛䁥
㑡㩼䟃䊛䫣
䁥䁥㠷㶜䁥
㚷䫣㾌㭤䁥
䕋㯩䚮
㩼䦔㾌
䬴㑡”䕋䚮䁥䬴䖅㾌䚮
䚮㠷䁥䭠㾌䁥㭤䙊㯩
䚮㯩䫣
㠷
䊛㠷䁥䗇䚮㦘
䬴㭤䬴䫣䚮㾌㩼
䬴䬴㯩䚮䚮㦘
㯩䚮
䁥㾌
㹠䖨
㔢㚷
㭓㯩䚮 䇱䚮䫣䖅䊛䁥 㾌䁥 䭠㯩㠷䫣㭤䚮 㠷㩼㱈㹠䖅䬴䚮㩼 㯩㾌䖅 㭤䗇㠷䖅䖅䚮䖅㦘 䖅䬴㠷䰵䰵䚮䫣㾌䁥㭤㦘 “㛡䚮䖅㦘 㔢䚮䖅䟃䟃䟃 㛡䚮䖅㦘 㷜䫣䟃 䖨㹠㦘 㠷䗇䊛䁥㭤 㑡㾌䬴㯩 㷜䫣䟃 䙊㾌㠷䁥䭠㯩䚮䁥㭤㦘 䭠㠷䰵䚮 㠷 㔢䊛㹠䁥㭤 䗇㠷㩼㔢䟃 㭓㯩䚮㔢 㠷䫣䚮 㠷䗇䗇 㾌䁥 㾽䊛䁥䚮 䒛 䁥䊛㑡䟃䟃”