Chapter 459 - 459 How Can I Live a Good Life Without You?
459 How Can I Live a Good Life Without You?
“Rao Rao, are you still willing to give me a chance? Actually, you still care about me, right?” Fu Ying reached out and tried to hold Mo Rao’s hand.
However, the moment he touched Mo Rao, she came back to her senses.
“Fu Ying, our relationship is already in the past.” Mo Rao’s attitude was as cold as ever. “I only care about you because I don’t want to owe you anything. In that case, it’ll be easier for us to be even.”
“I don’t believe you.” Fu Ying would rather lie to himself than believe that Mo Rao really didn’t have him in her heart anymore.
“Fu Ying, I still hope you can live a good life.” Mo Rao sighed. She didn’t want Fu Ying to dwell on the past.
Hearing this, Fu Ying only smiled bitterly. “How can I live a good life without you?”
His expression betrayed his feelings.
Fu Ying understood this when Mo Rao disappeared.
After Mo Rao left, Fu Ying realized what position Mo Rao occupied in his life.
Mo Rao’s every frown and smile, and even the way Mo Rao looked when she was angry with him, was difficult for him to forget. They all added indelible colors to his life.
It wasn’t an exaggeration to say that a world without Mo Rao was gray to Fu Ying.
However, how could he tell Mo Rao about his feelings?
When Mo Rao’s heart ached because of him, did she feel the same way?
Fu Ying didn’t know. Fu Ying only knew that he needed Mo Rao. He needed Mo Rao to return to his side. He needed Mo Rao to return to his world and fill his world with colors.
In silence, Fu Ying and Mo Rao walked up to Old Madam Fu.
“Grandma, I’m sorry. I didn’t even have time to greet you when you came.” In front of Old Madam Fu, Mo Rao regained her smile and looked as obedient as ever.
Old Madam Fu held Mo Rao’s hand with a smile and said, “It’s okay. You have to socialize now.”
“Help Rao Rao out some more.” Just as she finished speaking, Old Madam Fu glared at Fu Ying and instructed.
Fu Ying said helplessly, “Of course I’m willing to help her. It depends on whether or not she wants my help.”
Old Madam Fu couldn’t be bothered with Fu Ying’s complaints. She let Mo Rao sit beside her and chatted with her happily.
Mo Wan and Fu Lin saw Mo Rao from afar and rushed over.
“Rao Rao, long time no see! You haven’t returned to the Fu family’s home recently.” Fu Lin’s tone carried a hint of reproach. “If you don’t come soon, my flour and cream will expire.”
Mo Wan rolled her eyes. “Rao Rao is a busy person now. She’s busy with her career.”
Fu Ying was very obedient towards his wife and quickly echoed, “Yes, yes, yes. How’s the filming of the recent movie going? We’re still waiting to see you at the cinema.”
Mo Rao shared the production team’s stories with them. Fu Ying listened silently at the side with a smile.
Although Mo Rao couldn’t accept him yet, as long as she was still by his side, even if she wasn’t his wife, he would be happy.
The harmonious scene of the family enjoying time together was seen by Gu Ci and Shen Jia.
Shen Jia saw Gu Ci’s ugly expression and walked over. “Are you jealous?”
Gu Ci glanced at Shen Jia. “Isn’t Fu Ying just taking advantage of Mo Rao’s filial piety to his family?”
“I still don’t understand what’s so good about Mo Rao that makes the two of you head over heels for her,” Shen Jia said with a smile.
Gu Ci glared at her, and Shen Jia immediately changed her words. “Alright, alright. I know you like her very much, so I won’t badmouth her anymore. Since you like Mo Rao so much, why don’t I help you?”
“You’re going to help me?” Gu Ci frowned.
“Didn’t I help you just now? I told you that Mo Rao was in the changing room and asked you to go quickly,” Shen Jia retorted.
“But you brought Fu Ying over as well.” Gu Ci was speechless when he thought of the vibe being broken.
Shen Jia shrugged. “I wanted Fu Ying to see you and Mo Rao being intimate, but who knew that Fu Ying still liked her so much even after seeing that?”
“Don’t worry. I’ll help you pursue Mo Rao,” Shen Jia said. “Only when you and Mo Rao are together will Fu Ying give up completely.”