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So he came to see her today to talk about this matter. Qin Mu didn't know what his true purpose was – whether it was genuine guilt and a desire to make amends, or if it was for interest, for the upcoming election – but she didn't need any of it.
"Do you think your daughter would have the guts to make the same mistake after you betrayed my mother and caused her to die in a car accident?"
She asked him with a mocking laugh.
Her mother had loved him so much that she forgot who she was, only remembering that she was his wife, yet the ending was so tragic.
"Feelings and marriage might not always last, but a girl should still marry someone."
"That's your idea, not mine. If you have nothing else, please leave."
After she spoke, she picked up a pen that had been lying on the table for most of the day and began to grip it tightly, bowing her head as she looked at the paper.
