The Chosen System: Counterattack with Husband

What Xu Yiyu didn't know was that after Gu Yue went to the Gu family villa to pick up Jiu to go to the airport this morning, Jiu had a brief stress reaction when facing the dense crowds.

Fortunately, Gu Yue noticed it early and took Jiu to the VIP waiting room exclusively for the Gu family when Jiu could still barely control his words and actions.

By the time Jiu had completely settled down, half an hour had passed and there was not much time left before their boarding time.

Since it was Gu Yue who brought Jiu back to China in the beginning, Jiu was not quite averse to him. So after getting on the plane, Jiu and Gu Yue, who were sitting next to each other in the first class cabin, had a conversation that neither of them had anticipated.

After the flight attendant came over to serve drinks, Gu Yue opened the partition between the two of them and once again expressed his concern for Jiu's physical condition.

"Mr. Jiu, are you in good health now?"

Jiu, who covered himself extremely tightly, turned his head to look at Gu Yue's genuinely concerned expression, and nodded without any expression.

"It's all right now. Thank you for your concern, Master Gu."

For some unknown reason, Jiu's gaze drifted to his hand that had been trembling just now, and his emotional state suddenly became so low that he couldn't even explain it.

Although Gu Yue was a person who didn't like to meddle in other people's business and was usually indifferent to external things, he couldn't help but say a few more words when he saw Jiu's obviously abnormal state.

"Mr. Jiu, can I ask you a few questions?"

Gu Yue spoke with a hint of caution in his tone and in a low voice, as if he was afraid of disturbing other passengers.

Jiu took a deep breath and nodded again without any expression.

In a sense, this Young Master Gu was his savior, so naturally there was nothing he couldn't talk about with him.

"In fact, I noticed something when I brought you back to China. At that time, you seemed reluctant to go with me."

When Gu Yue found Jiu in Yidali, this man was still breathing and his heart was beating, but he was lying motionless on the ground where he found him, with his eyes staring blankly ahead with no focus, and no one knew what he was looking at.

Gu Yue was 100% sure that Jiu at that time actually didn't have much desire to survive in his heart.

"Yes, at that time... I felt that even if I returned to China, there would be no point in continuing."

At that time, in addition to Jiu, Gu Yue also discovered that one of Jiu's companions survived at the scene.

However, the man's lower body was covered in blood. After the doctor rescued him, he found that although he survived, he could only remain paralyzed.

As a descendant of a large family, Gu Yue had never faced bloody death and separation like Jiu, so the shock that the scene brought to him was simply indescribable.

"Can't the companion who survived be the reason for you to continue?"

Gu Yue did not try to comfort Jiu without caring about the matter, but instead mentioned the survivor other than Jiu.

"Yes, that's why I agreed to return home with you, Master Gu, because of him and the families of my companions who couldn't come back."

Jiu felt the familiar pain rising in his heart again, but he still endured it and answered Gu Yue's question calmly but sadly.

If it weren't for the need to obtain more compensation for his companion's family, and if it weren't for the surviving companion he still had in mind, he would never have agreed to Gu Yue's request to return to China.

In his heart, his life had already ended on the day when all his companions were killed.

"You want to go back to your hometown with Xu Yiyu this time. Do you have any plans?"

Gu Yue, who had guessed what Jiu was thinking, asked calmly, as if he had not guessed anything and was just asking this question simply.

As soon as the question was asked, Jiu stopped talking for a moment, as if he had thought of something, and sighed deeply.

When Gu Yue thought he would stop talking, he unexpectedly heard his answer.

"I have accomplished everything I wanted to accomplish in China. Master Gu, what do you think I will do when I go to Yidali?"

The implication in Jiu's words couldn't be more obvious.

——He went there just to be completely liberated.

Gu Yue turned his head and glanced at Jiu's profile, slowly took out a very small envelope from his trouser pocket, and quietly handed it to Jiu.

Jiu's scattered eyes finally came into focus. After seeing the envelope in front of him, he tilted his head to look at Gu Yue in confusion, as if asking what this was.

"Mr. Jiu will know once he opens it."

Gu Yue put the envelope in his hand almost without any explanation, and signaled Jiu with his eyes to open the envelope.

After Jiu tore open the seal of the envelope with doubt, a piece of paper that was obviously torn from a notebook in a hurry fell out of the envelope. The folding marks were also very random, as if even the sealing was done in a hurry.

After unfolding the small piece of paper, a line of extremely familiar handwriting instantly came into view.

[If you don't come back this time, I will never forgive you until I die! ]

The appearance of this line of handwriting seemed completely unexpected to Jiu. He stared at the unfolded piece of paper for a long time without any reaction for a long time.

The handwriting of the person who wrote was a little sloppy, but the strokes of the characters revealed the person's own arrogance and anger, as if the person who wrote was right in front of him.

"How could that be? Shouldn't he be..."

Jiu turned his head to look at Gu Yue, and almost lost his voice when he asked this question, his voice was so soft that Gu Yue could hardly hear it.

"He has the right to know about your actions this time, so my father asked me to go and tell him."

Gu Yue answered very calmly, as if he was prepared for Jiu's question.

It is not known whether it was a coincidence or not, but the person who wrote the note seemed to be aware of the risk Jiu had taken, and he woke up in the middle of his sleep that morning. Regardless of the fact that his lower body was paralyzed, he asked the person in charge of taking care of him to contact Gu Liang as quickly as possible, so Gu Yue was able to rush to the hospital in time and tell that person exactly that Jiu was going to go abroad.

"I knew that idiot would do that! Wait for me, I have something for you to pass on to me."

The man struggled to sit up from the bed, grabbed a notebook beside him, tore off a page of paper, wrote a sentence hastily, then folded a small envelope with white paper and stuffed the note with the words on it.

Jiu turned around and stared at the note for a long time.

"Master Gu Yue...thank you very much."

He whispered a thank you to Gu Yue and closed the partition between their seats.

Gu Yue didn't care. He picked up the drink, took a sip, then put on the eye mask he had prepared and took a nap.

In a daze, Gu Yue was not sure whether it was his illusion. He seemed to hear a very restrained sobbing sound coming from the other side of the baffle, so restrained that Gu Yue really thought he was hallucinating.

Later, when he and Jiu got off the plane together, there was no sign of abnormality on Jiu's expression.

But someone as sharp-eyed as Gu Yue still spotted a small red mark near the corner of Jiu's eye, which was obviously left by something rough.

Gu Yue was also thinking at the time that perhaps the long speeches that outsiders like them racked their brains to come up with were not as good as a simple sentence from some important people.