Chapter 69: Chen Shu’s PAst (3)

“I was scared. I banged on the door and begged her to let me out, but she ignored me and still repeated it after that…”

Chen Shu’s voice turned lower. “Since she abandoned me, why did she come back today?”

Ye Sui understood why her door lock was broken that day. The reason Chen Shu smashed the door so crazily was because of the shadow of his childhood. He didn’t want her to stay in a confined space like him.

Because of Cheng Yun, Chen Shu had a habit of sleepwalking, in which he became a vulnerable and helpless child in his youth.

A trace of pain seeped into Ye Sui’s heart.

Chen Shu’s older brother’s departure had made him bear the label of unlucky. At this time, Cheng Yun should have been with him.

However, not only did she fail to do so, but she also insulted Chen Shu and finally abandoned him. She would never know how much harm she had done to him.

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Today, with the arrival of Cheng Yun, the shadow once again reared its head. His seemingly calm heart once again showed a crack that could not heal.

On this wet rainy night, Chen Shu said so many words for the first time. He laid out the deepest thing in his heart in front of her.

Ye Sui felt grief-stricken.

Chen Shu looked at Ye Sui and said, “Sorry, I scared you when I was sleepwalking.”

Ye Sui shook her head; her eyes were moist. Even at this time, Chen Shu considered her feelings. She whispered, “No. Why would I be scared?”

Ye Sui looked at Chen Shu, locking her gaze with his. Her voice was soft. “From now on, when you are unhappy, you must tell me.

“Whatever it is, we’ll solve it together.”

Ye Sui’s words clearly fell in Chen Shu’s ears, and he stared at Ye Sui. A few seconds later, he pursed his lips and said, “OK.”

Ye Sui looked at the sky and noticed that the rain had stopped.

Ye Sui: “The rain has stopped. Let’s go home.”

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Chen Shu: “Alright.”

The couple walked forward side by side, their tall and small shadows trailing on the ground.

At this time, Ye Sui suddenly sneezed and rubbed her nose. She was in the rain just now. Maybe she had caught a cold. Ye Sui didn’t notice Chen Shu’s eyes.

Ye Sui was about to leave when suddenly, she noticed that a dark shadow had covered her. She looked up; somehow, Chen Shu had walked in front of her.

Chen Shu raised his hand and put the hood on her head. Ye Sui felt that the light in front of her eyes was suddenly dark.

While Ye Sui was wondering, Chen Shu bent down and grasped the hem of her clothes with both hands. Her eyes instantly became wide. What was he going to do?

Chen Shu held the zipper of her hood and gently pulled it up. As the sound of friction rang, Ye Sui watched him pull the zipper over her chin and then over her head.

In front of her eyes, there was only darkness. She was completely wrapped in her hood and could not see anything.

“Chen Shu, pull down the zipper,” came the sullen voice of Ye Sui.

Chen Shu: “No”

Chen Shu’s tone was clear and resolute. “You have a cold.”

Ye Sui gritted her teeth. “I can hardly breathe.”

Chen Shu reluctantly lowered the zipper a bit, and Ye Sui’s face also came out a little.

First eyebrows, then eyes, then nose… the zipper stopped at Ye Sui’s mouth as Chen Shu was unwilling to continue.

Ye Sui was suffocated. She breathed heavily and glared at Chen Shu again.

Seeing Ye Sui’s movements, Chen Shu’s eyes moved slightly, and he smiled softly.