Entangled with My Ex's Uncle
Chapter 262: Chi Yue, you can never repay what you owe me in this lifetime.

Chapter 262: Chapter 262: Chi Yue, you can never repay what you owe me in this lifetime.

The next second, Chi Yue felt a hand rest on her waist.

The hand’s owner domineeringly pulled her into his embrace, silently asserting his authority.

"Stay away from her," he said in a deep voice.

Xi Yihang smiled, "I was just following orders to bring Miss Chi back, don’t misunderstand."

"Stay away from her," the man repeated, his voice even deeper than before.

Xi Yihang was still smiling, but this time he didn’t speak again. Instead, he nodded slightly to Chi Yue, turned around, and left.

Chi Yue ruthlessly brushed Fu Rongyin’s hand away, staring at his feet, "Today, you were still moving around the hospital in a wheelchair, and now you appear perfectly healthy in front of me, Mr. Fu’s recovery capabilities are unmatched."

Fu Rongyin didn’t respond to her remark but instead changed the subject, "Don’t get too close to Xi Yihang."

Chi Yue found it amusing, "Mr. Fu, are you even managing who I befriend now?"

Fu Rongyin said, "Xi Yihang has an ulterior motive for getting close to you."

Chi Yue thought his words were absurd.

Given how well Xi Yihang and Nan Bingyu got along, along with his polite and respectful attitude toward her, she really couldn’t see what Xi Yihang could possibly covet from her.

"Do you have anything else? If not, you should go back to the hospital. They must be worried that you’re missing."

Fu Rongyin grabbed her hand, "What do I need to say for you to take this seriously? Xi Yihang has an agenda for getting close to you, don’t trust him too much."

Chi Yue, expressionless, flung his hand away, "Should I trust you instead of him?"

Chi Yue took a deep breath, struggling to keep her voice calm.

"You should just go back and get married, and stop bothering me. I can’t handle the consequences."

"If anyone is bothering anyone, it’s you who bothered me first, whether it was ten years ago or now. You, Chi Yue, were the one who started it."

Chi Yue frowned, "How did I bother you ten years ago? I don’t even remember you being in my life, everyone keeps saying we dated ten years ago, how can you prove that we were ever in a relationship?"

This issue had troubled Chi Yue for a very long time, and she had never found the opportunity to speak up about it, never imagining it would come out in such a situation.

Even she was stunned by her own words.

Looking at Fu Rongyin, his face was so dark it could drip water.

"How do you want me to prove it?"

"Any way you can think of."

Fu Rongyin was silent for a moment, then walked into the apartment first.

Chi Yue was alarmed, "What are you going to do?"

"Didn’t you ask me to prove it? Then I’ll just have to prove it in my own way," he replied.

Chi Yue was forcibly taken into the elevator by him, and once he opened the door to her home, she found herself trapped behind it.

Chi Yue’s breath hitched, and she instinctively tried to push him away, but she couldn’t move him.

She pushed harder several times, yet he still didn’t budge.

Chi Yue then realized that she had always been able to push him away with ease before because he had never really exerted any force.

Chi Yue panicked, speaking nicely, "I haven’t eaten yet, can whatever it is wait until after I’ve eaten?"

Fu Rongyin didn’t move, but his gaze deepened.

Chi Yue added, "Shall I cook you a steak?"

Fu Rongyin finally softened, "Chi Yue, you owe me so much, you’ll never be able to repay it in this lifetime. You’d better not remember that so quickly."

With that, he let go of her and sat down on the sofa.

Chi Yue, unable to even catch her breath, rushed into the kitchen.

For some reason, her heart was beating faster than ever.

She couldn’t figure out why Fu Rongyin always claimed she owed him. Could it really be true that she owed him?

Fu Rongyin sat in the living room, his gaze following the busy woman through the glass door.

His knees ached subtly, and his phone vibrated incessantly in his pocket, reminding him it was time to leave, but he made no move to go.