Oops, I had a ONS With My Secret Ex-husband-Chapter 520: The Soul is Wounded

Ji Yu didn’t want to pay attention to her hysterical appearance. She just wanted to find evidence so she could present it to everyone and let them see for themselves what kind of family they truly were.

"Today’s meeting ends here. I believe everyone has already made their final decision. The rest can be discussed later." Ji Yu wasn’t planning to waste any more time with them.

Besides, she still had a lot to do.

She was worried about Hu Jianyu, who was still alone in the hospital.

And on top of that, Jiang Huai had been waiting by the door all this time, though she had no idea what he wanted.

"Yu, would you like to come back to the lab with me? I want to show you the results of this experiment. If it truly works, you won’t have to live in pain anymore."

He was always looking for ways to help Ji Yu return to her former self.

Ji Yu raised a brow, indifferent to his suggestion.

"Do you think I could still believe you right now? Everything you’ve done has deeply hurt me, and isn’t Gu Qixiao the one in the most serious condition now? You should be helping him first."

She had already decided—there was no trust between them. If she did end up using his medication, who knew what might happen?

"Yu, hearing that really breaks my heart. But this time, the medication can truly make you normal again. As for Gu Qixiao, if you’re bringing him up, then there’s really nothing more for us to discuss."

He had already made up his mind and wouldn’t change it.

In his heart, he had always believed this was something impossible between them.

"If that’s the case, then there’s no reason for you to stay here anymore. There’s nothing left to say between us. I don’t want to get tangled up with you any longer. It’s best we don’t meet again in the future."

"If you won’t let me be a part of your life, then who will you let in? Your so-called fiancé? Do you think this fiancé can really help you?" Jiang Huai was already consumed with jealousy, yet he could only stand back and watch them together.

"Why is it that everyone else can, but I can’t? I could be your fiancé too. I could take care of you just as well, but you keep shutting me out."

Shouldn’t their feelings for each other have grown deeper?

"Yu, I just hope you’ll give me a chance. I can take care of you for the rest of your life. I know your father’s condition hasn’t been great lately. I can help you find a solution."

When Ji Yu heard this, she immediately realized he was using her father to threaten her.

"Jiang Huai, do you really think threats like these will work on me? Everything you’ve done is just ridiculous in my eyes. I can’t even understand what you’re thinking."

These things meant nothing to her, and using threats accomplished nothing. There was no way they could ever be together.

"Jiang Huai, I think you’re far too obsessed. Sometimes, it’s better to calm down. Look at yourself right now—what’s the point of acting this way?"

Ji Yu didn’t like being endlessly entangled.

They had already laid everything out clearly between them, yet the outcome remained the same.

"Asking me to fall for you is like asking you to be a good person—it’s equally impossible. I don’t think you’re someone who could ever truly be a good person, and I don’t believe I could ever love you."

The situation was like a vicious cycle, a deadlock with no chance of resolution.

"Yu, I’ve never encountered anything as miserable as this. Why are you treating me like this?"

He felt that his life overall had been fairly smooth—there hadn’t been much to rejoice about, nor had there been any major disasters—but when it came to matters of the heart, why was it that he faced such immense setbacks?

"I still have so much to do. My father is lying in the hospital, and I need to take good care of him. As for what you’ve mentioned, perhaps you’d be better off trying it with someone else."

"So even now, the person occupying your heart is still him," Jiang Huai said, his voice steeped in despair.

No matter how much effort he put in, the result was always the same. She wouldn’t even spare him a glance. How utterly heartbreaking.

"Yu, don’t say such cruel things anymore. I don’t want to hear them. Don’t you think the situation we’re in is terrible enough as it is?"

His heart was filled with resentment.

Ji Yu didn’t respond. She quietly walked out of the office. There were still so many things she needed to handle, and she wasn’t lying.

She rushed to the hospital, where Hu Jianyu was still lying motionless on the bed. The sight of him felt like needles piercing her heart.

Jiang Huai followed behind her like an unrelenting shadow.

"Yu, if you need my help, you can tell me anytime. I can help you solve your current difficulties. At the very least, I could make you a little happy."

In his heart, he still believed everything could be resolved.

Ji Yu didn’t know what to say to him anymore. The situation was indeed complicated and frustrating.

"Jiang Huai, although you’re not the root of this whole disaster, you’re still one of the causes. I don’t want to see you anymore, and I hope you won’t come interfering in my life in the future."

Sometimes Ji Yu knew her words were likely futile, but she couldn’t stop herself from saying them. Perhaps it was the only way she could find some comfort; otherwise, how much pain would she have to endure?

"Yu, I’ll never leave you, not now. You should abandon any thoughts of getting rid of me. I know you’re hurting deeply right now, but it’s only temporary. Uncle Hu will surely get better in time."

He acted as if he were indifferent to the situation, believing there must be a solution.

Ji Yu didn’t even know what to say anymore. The situation was undeniably awful. Her father still hadn’t woken up, and she didn’t know what the future held—whether he would truly never wake up again.

"Jiang Huai, do you truly have a solution?"