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“Manager Ma…” I wanted to stop Ma Gui Fang.
“It’s fine, just deduct it from my salary,” Ma Gui Fang said lightly.
“But…” I hesitated.
“Don’t but me,” Ma Gui Fang smiled, “The sooner we resolve this, the sooner we can relax.”
I sighed and didn’t say anything more.
“Wei Yiming, remember this!” Bao Lan gritted her teeth and said,
“I hate you all! I absolutely hate you!”
“Bao Lan, what are you talking about?” Bao Lan’s mother said sternly,
“You can hate your dad, hate your mom, hate the people in our village,
but you cannot hate your man!”
“Mom, you don’t understand at all!” Bao Lan shouted loudly,
“There isn’t a single good man! They favor sons over daughters,
they make a mockery of marriage! They are lewd and shameless! They deserve to die! They all deserve to die!”
“Bao Lan, you…” I looked at Bao Lan in shock.
“Hmph! You look down on me, so I’ll prove that you’re all worthless scum in my own way!”
Bao Lan sneered, “Just wait for me!”
With that, she pulled her mother and left without looking back.
Watching Bao Lan’s retreating figure, I felt a bit lost.
At that moment, Ma Gui Fang leaned closer: “Are you regretting it?”
“No,” I shook my head, “I just feel that Bao Lan… she’s too…”
“She’s too extreme?” Ma Gui Fang said with a smile.
“Yes,” I nodded.
"No, she's not extreme at all." Ma Gui Fang shook her head. "What she said is all true."
"What?" I was a bit confused.
"Everything she mentioned is a fact," Ma Gui Fang repeated. "It's just that she's directed her hatred at the wrong person."
"What do you mean?" My confusion deepened.
"Never mind," Ma Gui Fang said with a smile, shaking her head. "You'll understand in time."
Six months later, surrounded by friends and family, I married Ma Gui Fang.
"Manager Ma, I don't have to pay back that 200,000, right?" I asked quietly. "I still want to save some of my salary..."
"What 200,000?" Ma Gui Fang looked at me in confusion.
"You know, from last time..." I explained.
"Oh, that check," Ma Gui Fang chuckled. "You don't have to pay it back."
"Huh? Why not?" I asked.
"Because I remember losing a 200,000 check and even reported it to the police," Ma Gui Fang said with a smile.
"Later on, I remembered that the check wasn't stamped."
"Huh?" I paused for a moment before realizing, "If it wasn't stamped, then the money can't be withdrawn?"
"Exactly," Ma Gui Fang laughed. "So, what do you think? Am I clever?"
"..." I was speechless.
"A-Ming, do you remember the first time I came to your house?
"Does your dad say I look familiar?" Ma Gui Fang suddenly asked.
"I remember," I nodded.
"Do you know why?" Ma Gui Fang said with a smile.
"I don't know," I shook my head.
"Because I lived there when I was a child," Ma Gui Fang said, laughing. "Later, my dad's business grew, and we moved away."
"Ah?" I was stunned again.
"And do you remember the first time you came to my house? You told me you found your angel?" Ma Gui Fang asked.
"I remember," I nodded again.
"Do you know why I didn't tell you back then that I was actually that angel?" Ma Gui Fang said with a smile.
"I don't know," I shook my head once more.
"Because I wanted to give you a surprise," Ma Gui Fang said, still smiling. "I just didn't expect that Bao Lan would..."
"It's okay," I said with a smile, shaking my head. "It's all in the past."
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