Rebirth: Mr. Fu will not cancel the engagement this time

Gu Jinhe was a little shocked when she saw this. These were the Buddhist beads that Fu Huaiyuan wore all year round, and he just gave them to her like that?

Next, Gu Jinhe saw another scene that stunned her.

After Wu Lu left, Fu Huaiyuan put the Buddhist beads on her wrist. With heavy sorrow in his eyes, he slowly lowered his head and kissed her between the eyebrows.

Gu Jinhe raised his hand as if he sensed something, and it felt like a feather gently caressing him, with a light warmth.

"You gave me this when you were one year old. I have been wearing it all the time and never take it off. It has always protected me. Now I give it to you, hoping that it can help you find light in the darkness."

"Gu Miaomiao, wait for me. After I have avenged you, I will come to accompany you..."

Gu Jinhe stared at Fu Huaiyuan in disbelief. What did he want to do?

But before she could see what was going to happen next, she was suddenly awakened from her sleep the next moment.

Gu Jinhe sat up in shock. She touched her forehead and found it was covered in cold sweat.

Everything that happened in the dream really happened, at least it was real until the second before she was shot and fell to the ground in darkness.

The Fu Huaiyuan and Wu Lu we saw afterwards, were they what happened after her death?

Fu Huaiyuan was avenging her.

Gu Jinhe lowered her head and supported her forehead with her hands, puzzled as to why Fu Huaiyuan would avenge her after her death.

Obviously they have nothing to do with each other anymore.

Gu Jinhe placed his fingers on his forehead, and it seemed that the gentle touch still lingered there.

Gu Jinhe frowned deeply. If everything she saw was true, then what did Fu Huaiyuan's actions represent? Gu Jinhe was not a fool.

Of course I learned something from it.

So the girl that Fu Huaiyuan was talking about liking was actually herself?

Thinking of what the two said when they left Qinglan Courtyard and stood on the cobblestone path, Gu Jinhe sighed from the bottom of his heart.

"Knock knock." At this time, there was a gentle knock on the door.

Shuhua's voice came in: "Miss, are you awake?"

Gu Jinhe put down his hands and looked out the window of the room, only to find that it was already dark outside.

She didn't expect that she would have a dream that lasted from lunch to the whole night.

I felt light in the dream, but felt exhausted when I woke up.

"Miss?"

Perhaps because he didn't hear Gu Jinhe's voice, Shuhua called out again in a low voice.

Gu Jinhe coughed lightly, picked up the water on the bedside table and took a sip. After moistening her throat, she said, "Wait for me for half an hour."

"Okay." There were footsteps walking away outside the door.

In Gu Jinhe's mind, the scene of Fu Huaiyuan hugging her appeared. It was a scene she had never seen before.

Fu Huaiyuan has always given people the impression of being a dignified and steady young man from an aristocratic family, someone who would remain calm even under great pressure.

But at that time, she clearly saw the sorrow and pain in his eyes, as well as a hint of despair, and the tears falling on her.

She had never seen Fu Huaiyuan crying in despair. Perhaps not only her but also people outside had never seen him in such a miserable state.

Gu Jinhe pressed her swollen and aching temples. This dream had exhausted her mentally, and she felt a little dizzy.

She lifted the thin quilt from her body, got up from the bed and went into the bathroom to wash away the cold sweat and fatigue.

Half an hour later, Gu Jinhe washed up, changed his clothes and opened the door of the room.

At this time, Gu Jinrong had already come over. He was sitting on the sofa in the small living room reading a book. Shuhua and Shumo were standing beside him obediently, like students seeing their teacher, very well-behaved.

Gu Jinhe found this scene somewhat amusing, and for a moment the depression that had been accumulating in his mind dissipated a little.

Gu Jinrong looked up at Gu Jinhe who was walking over. When she saw her pale face, she frowned and said, "Why do you look so pale? Are you feeling unwell?"

Gu Jinhe shook his head slightly: "I'm fine, I just had a dream, I'll be fine after a while."

The streets at around seven o'clock in the evening are the busiest time in Jiangcheng, with stalls of all sizes neatly lined up on both sides of the road.

After dinner, people of all ages and genders came out to stroll around. There was a lamp or several lamps hung on every stall on the whole street, making the stalls as bright as day.

There are all kinds of items on display at the stalls, including jewelry and braided ropes that girls like, as well as toys that children like.

There is also a larger area for playing with balloons, and next to it there is a ring tossing project, with items on the ground waiting to be tossed.

There are little hamsters, little goldfish, little rabbits, all alive, as well as plush toys, ceramic products, and other things that attract people to play.

Gu Jinhe slowly looked at the things on the stall, and Gu Jinrong stood beside her to keep her company.

Behind him were calligraphy and painting and ink, and behind them was the bodyguard. This time the bodyguard was not wearing a solemn black suit, but casual clothes, and he didn't wear sunglasses.

Apart from his overly tall physique and imposing aura, he is dressed just like an ordinary person.

Gu Jinhe stopped in front of a stall, looked at the things on it, and looked at the stall owner with some surprise.

The stall owner is a young man, he should be a student, because what he sells at the stall is nothing but test papers and handwritings, which are test papers used in junior high and high school.

Gu Jinhe asked: "Why do you sell these things?"

The young stall owner had noticed Gu Jinhe a long time ago. After all, it was the first time he had seen such a beautiful girl.

He replied: "I don't have anything else valuable. These are the test papers and handwriting I wrote when I was a tutor. I thought maybe some children or parents would buy them, so I'm selling them."

Gu Jinrong picked up a set of papers and glanced at them. The handwriting was neat and the answers were all correct.

He put down the paper and asked, "Have you sold it yet?"

Hearing this, the young man said a little dejectedly: "I was wrong. Summer vacation is coming soon. The children have summer homework to do. Some parents have even enrolled their children in summer classes or other special classes. They don't even look at my test paper."

You can see that he is really a little lost. His dejected look shows that he has not yet entered society and been tempered by it.

Gu Jinhe looked at his pitiful appearance and asked, "How much do you want for these papers and handwriting?"

The young man immediately raised his head and looked at Gu Jinhe, his face full of excitement: "Five hundred, no... four hundred."

Later, probably because he was worried that it was too expensive to sell, he said, "Three hundred, only three hundred."

Seeing that he kept changing the price, Gu Jinhe said with a slight smile, "I want all these things. I'll give you two thousand, but I have a request."