His Breathtaking and Shimmering Light Chapter 524 – Time Has Not Told You (24)

Chapter 524: Time Has Not Told You (24)

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

In the quiet Lus’ residences, the doctor gave Shi Guang a simple check-up before closing the door behind him gently. Removing his surgical mask, he looked at the concerned group of people. “She’s fine. It was only her blood pressure being unstable due to insomnia over a long period of time, causing the blood vessels to have difficulty expanding and contracting smoothly. Coupled with her being too emotional and her body being unable to cope with the pressure, that’s the reason why she passed out.”

Shen Lingshuang heaved out a sigh of relief. “Thank goodness she’s fine!”

Sniffing slightly, Mo Jin remarked with a lowered head. “There’s no way she wouldn’t be having insomnia given how Sister Feifei had gone missing.”

“There’s no way she wouldn’t have been scared by the way Yang Sitong was wielding that knife earlier as well! And yet, right after she had calmed down slightly, Yang Sitong went and made those remarks…” Li Fangfei was experiencing some lingering fear from the incident.

In that asphyxiating silence, Lu Yanchen’s gaze narrowed as he strode forth, wanting to enter the house. Suddenly, Mo Jin blocked him in his path. “I think… you had better not enter now.”

Her eyes were red, suddenly having an urge to cry.

When she had heard what Yang Sitong said, even she was finding it hard to take it in, let alone Shi Guang.

She took in a deep breath and smiled. “I believe that you’re feeling equally miserable in your heart right now. The pain is definitely no way less than what Shi Guang is going through. Don’t think that she’s going to blame you for it. She’s not the type to blame others. She’s not going to do that… Only, the reality of the truth was way too cruel for her. So, I hope that you can… give her some space for herself!”

Mo Jin suddenly felt a sense of regret.

Yes, the truth was extremely cruel. Even she was having difficulties coming to terms with it, let alone Shi Guang.

Even though it was definitely not wrong that she had saved Lu Yanchen, but… it was still hard to accept!

Mo Jin was truly regretful now—if she had not told Shi Guang about the truth of the breakup back then, she would not have had to suffer the pain of knowing this truth right now.

Li Fangfei’s heart felt as though it was being minced as her eyes reddened. This was truly way too cruel for Shi Guang!

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She had merely saved someone out of goodwill, and yet, that led to a lifetime of troubles for her.

There was nothing wrong with saving someone. However, the issue was that Yang Sitong had brought such a terrible calamity to her family just to keep that a secret.

Yes, Shi Guang might be able to not blame the person she saved, but what about herself?

What sort of a pain was that?

How was she going to just smile through the entire thing and act as though nothing had happened?

Time healed all wounds, tha was what everyone said. But, at that very moment, that wound was lethal for Shi Guang.

How could Shen Lingshuang not know the severity of this issue?

When she first found out that Shi Guang was the one who had saved Lu Yanchen, she was elated and overjoyed. But, who would have known that there were so many other things involved?

She said miserably, “It’s all Yang Sitong’s fault! In the past, I merely felt that there was something wrong with her character. Who knew that she was a thoroughly venomous viper!”

“We all know that it’s Yang Sitong’s fault, and that’s why I said that she’s not going to blame Lu Yanchen. But… given her character, I know her better than anyone else. She had always been hating Yang Sitong all these years, thinking about why that woman would target her sister for no reason at all. But, now that she knows it was because of her… how is she supposed to take that right now?”

Mo Jin choked on her words, unable to continue.

Lu Yanchen turned around and closed his eyes, looking bitter as ever. “I’ve never once thought that she would blame me.”

I was merely afraid she might not be able to take the blow…