Chapter 1825
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Even though she tried her best to sound nonchalant, she still revealed some emotions. Besides, Ye Shengge was sensitive to emotional changes, and she was her mother who had watched her grow up.
Thus, Ye Shengge realized something as soon as Qing'er spoke.
"What's wrong, baby?" She sounded worried. "Are you crying?"
Qing'er refused to admit it, of course. She denied it coquettishly. "How could that be … Mom, why are you looking for me?"
"I called to ask about you and Ah Yao." Ye Shengge smiled. "Did you quarrel with Ah Yao? I heard from Little Zheng that you guys are finally together, and it's very sweet … Why … "
"Wait, Mom, what did you say?" Qing'er's eyes widened. "Did Brother Yun Zheng tell you?"
"What else?" "Your father and I arrived in San Francisco a few days ago, and Little Zheng received us. Isn't his company going public? There are probably a lot of people who don't know about it, so he's very attentive to your father … He talked about you and Ah Yao during the day and even said that he's your matchmaker." Ye Shengge smiled. "That's right.
"So, Brother Yun Zheng told you …" Qing'er's breathing quickened. "Then you told Auntie Jing Tong …"
"Yes." Ye Shengge seemed to sense something. She smiled and said, "Let me guess. Did you warn Ah Yao not to tell us adults, and we all found out? Did you quarrel with Ah Yao because you thought he was the one who leaked it?"
Qing'er was speechless. Although the night wind was cold, her face was burning, and the regret and shame in her heart almost drowned her.
How sad would it be to be misunderstood and distrusted by the person you care about the most? Only then did she understand why Ah Yao had such a big reaction when she criticized him. He didn't even bother to defend himself.
Qing'er felt very uncomfortable in her heart, and there was also a kind of heaviness that made her almost unable to breathe … She suddenly understood why she was making such a big fuss over nothing, because she was very clear that in this relationship, her efforts and investment were far inferior to Ah Yao's. She knew what Ah Yao was looking forward to, and his expectations made her feel pressured, which was why she tried to stand on the moral high ground.
To Ye Shengge, her daughter's speechlessness was the clearest answer. She sighed and said, "I'm wondering if your father and I have spoiled you too much. You get everything you want too easily, so you don't know how to cherish it. Ah Yao is a good kid. If you really like him, don't hurt him. "
"I didn't …" Qing'er subconsciously defended herself, but she quickly realized that her stinginess and distrust were a form of harm to Ah Yao.
"Feelings are mutual. If Ah Yao only gives and maintains it, he'll feel tired sooner or later," Ye Shengge reminded her. "Don't regret it when you lose it."
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