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When she stepped into the hospital room, Green Qi was still asleep. She turned to glance at the man on the sofa who was reviewing documents, and was instantly taken aback, seemingly unable to believe it. She lightened her footsteps and approached him, slightly furrowing her brows as she asked, "Mu Zong, what are you doing here?"
She knew about the situation between him and Qiqi, so she thought there shouldn't be such a bold intersection between them in public.
"I'm here for the same reason as you—because of someone," Mu Tongzi said, lifting his gaze from the documents. He raised an eyebrow at her, lazily leaning back on the sofa with his legs crossed. His handsome face still bore the seriousness and intensity from work.
"Now that I'm here, you can go back and rest. Thank you for taking care of Qiqi," she said politely.
"No need to thank me. Since you're here, I'll head back now. She has a few more tests to do tomorrow, and I'll come back then," he replied as he tidied up the documents beside him. He slowly stood up and took a deep look at the woman on the bed who was still not awake before turning to leave.
Once the door to the hospital room closed, Yan Zili let out a sigh of relief. This man's aura was too overwhelming; even being close felt suffocating. She couldn't understand how Qiqi managed to get along with him.
After sitting by the bed for a short while, Green Qi slowly woke up. Upon seeing her, she smiled lightly and said, "Why are you back? Didn't you say you had filming to do? As the leading actress, how could you run away?"
"Anyway, there aren't many scenes left. We can just reshoot them later. Besides, with Swallow Returns as the big boss around, no one dares to object."
With a faint scoff, Yan Zili turned and sat down on a nearby chair. She stared at Green Qi for several moments, confirming that her injuries weren't severe before letting out a sigh of relief. "That Lu Manqing woman is too ruthless, isn't she?"
"She paid a price herself. It's fine; there’s nothing serious. I’ll be better in a few days. It’s just a pity about that child."
"What about Jiang Chengmu? Where did he go? Lu Manqing is pregnant with his child; he should at least be worried about it, right? Did he really call to ask where you were? Could it be that he actually likes you?"
"He’s just being impulsive. After loving Lu Manqing for so many years, how could he easily let go?"
Sitting up, she sighed lightly, her clear, bright eyes unable to hide their sorrow. "People often can't get what they wish for, so Yan Zili, when you encounter someone you like, don't let go easily. I've already missed my chance once and don't expect to have another, so I hope you take care of yourself."
"..." As the topic shifted to this, Yan Zili furrowed his brows, seemingly unable to bear seeing her in such a state of despair. He quickly changed the subject. "Don't pull me into this! I think Mu Zong is quite special to you. If you really divorce Jiang Chengmu, you might want to consider him."
"He's with someone else. My current situation is so awkward; he won't let me go. I can only play this kind of secret relationship game with him. Some things don't allow me the choice to avoid them, so I can only take it one step at a time. Maybe after a while, he'll get tired of me and set me free. As for what happens after the divorce, I'll just have to wait and see!"
"Alright, alright. Let's not talk about that!" Yan Zili looked at her pale face with concern. "Why hasn't Yin Xiyin come to see you? I've been trying to call her but can't get through."
"I don't know either; she probably went on a business trip to discuss scripts with the director! Anyway, I don't have anything going on, so don't disturb her. She's been in a bad mood lately after arguing with her boyfriend."
"Okay then, I won't tell her. It's fine for me to keep you company here."
She wanted to refuse but thinking about being alone in the hospital room made her reluctant to send him away, so she could only nod in agreement.
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