On the day that Ji Yao cheated on his little sister, Meng Qingge didn't break into his room to catch him, but instead sent him a text message to play with his big brother.
However, Meng Qingge didn't expect that the prey she was looking for was actually the real hunter.
That night, he had pressed her down and whispered into her ear, "Meng Qingge, you should have been mine for a long time."

You Should Have Been Mine

Seeing his relieved look, Dr. Mao frowned, "Has there been any new changes in your body?"

Ji Wanzhou's eyebrows twitched, then he slowly opened his eyes, revealing a lifeless and empty gaze, "I'm blind."

Dr. Mao's gaze tensed up, "It seems like he has oppressed the visual nerve."

"Will there be a cure?" Ji Wanzhou asked. This was his concern.

"It's hard to say." Dr. Mao reached out his hand and gently waved it in front of Ji Wanzhou's eyes, "We have to observe and see the situation."

Ji Wanzhou felt a slight breeze in front of him. Presumably, it was Dr. Mao waving his hand. His lips curled up and revealed a bitter smile. His voice also sunk down, "I'm really blind."

"I know." Dr. Mao raised his eyebrows, "What, are you going to hide it from your wife?"

Ji Wanzhou blinked his eyes, "Right, don't let her know."

Dr. Mao sighed. "What do you mean?"

She Didn't Really Love Him