He had never looked into how she had been over the past five years.
Though for him, it was merely a matter of asking.
But he had hardly even entertained the thought.
Because he didn't want to know how well she was doing—
In his mind, there was no reason she shouldn't be doing well, except for the fact that her relationship with Mou Xigu was unlikely to result in marriage.
But he had made it clear five years ago, Mou Xigu could not possibly get Mrs. Mo, who valued interests above all, to accept Chi Huan as a daughter-in-law.
Unless he was willing to cut ties with his family for the sake of Chi Huan.
But now there was no trace of this man in Chi Huan's life; obviously, he had not.
He was not surprised.
Of course, more importantly, he didn't want to know how many men she had been with over these years.
...
After shopping, he drove straight back to Chi Huan's apartment.
In the parking lot downstairs.
