My Pregnant Contract Wife Ran Away from Me!
Chapter 462: No Support for the Rest of Life

Chapter 462: Chapter 462: No Support for the Rest of Life

Wen Ran glanced at him, knowing this was the fact.

When it comes to the matters between Jiang Yan and Lu Jinglun, she really couldn’t interfere too much.

Sometimes it seemed like she was standing up for Jiang Yan outside, but in places she couldn’t see, Ah Yan ultimately had to face Lu Jinglun alone.

The man saw she was silent and suggested with a rising tone, "Shall we go home?"

"Let’s go then."

"Mm."

He wrapped his arm around Wen Ran’s waist and left the engagement party.

On a winter’s night, the cold wind howled, making people shiver.

Fu Chenlie took off his suit jacket and draped it over Wen Ran’s shoulders, fastening the first button for her.

A wave of warmth enveloped her, and the woman looked up at him, "We’re just a few steps from the car, aren’t you going to freeze giving it to me?"

"I can stand the cold."

"... You’re really impressive."

He smiled and walked with her towards the car.

After getting in, he turned on the heater, and the temperature inside the car gradually rose.

Wen Ran, wearing Fu Chenlie’s jacket, leaned against the passenger seat. Thinking of how he had stood up for Jiang Yan several times at the banquet, she glanced at him, her almond-shaped eyes filled with gratitude.

She spoke earnestly, "Honey, thank you for helping Ah Yan tonight."

He chuckled, "I wasn’t helping her."

He was helping her, Wen Ran knew this for sure.

After a moment’s silence, she thanked him again, "Anyway, thank you."

Fu Chenlie glanced at her but said nothing.

Sitting in the passenger seat, Wen Ran looked at the bustling night view outside, the crowd and traffic, and couldn’t help worrying. She worried that after the engagement party ended, Jiang Yan and Lu Jinglun might start fighting, and that she might suffer grievances there.

Sometimes one’s ability felt so insignificant, so much so that they couldn’t protect the people they wanted to protect. Talking about respecting others’ lives seemed reasonable to strangers, but to true friends, it was just an excuse for one’s own inadequacy.

She felt a bit sad.

...

Half an hour later, the car parked at the Huan Island Villa.

Wen Ran unfastened her seatbelt and got out of the car. Fu Chenlie also came over from the driver’s side and went into the living room with her.

Aunt Wu had already gone to rest.

The two of them changed their shoes at the entryway and went upstairs together.

After stepping on the last stair, Wen Ran glanced at Fu Chenlie, "Do you have any work to handle tonight?"

"No."

"Then..."

Just one word out, she found she didn’t know what else to say.

Should she say, then let’s see what Jiang Wan Ning wrote in the letter she left for you two years ago?!

She shut her mouth.

"Let’s go back to the room," he said.

"Okay," Wen Ran responded, entering the bedroom with him.

Click—

The man turned on the bedroom light, and the previously dark place instantly lit up.

He closed the door, watching her walk ahead, and said in a deep voice, "You go shower first. I’ll use the bathroom in the other bedroom, and after we’ve both showered, we can see what Wan Ning’s letter says."

"Oh... alright," she replied blankly.

Wen Ran suddenly thought that Fu Chenlie taking the initiative to read the letter further proved his unusual curiosity about the reason for Jiang Wan Ning’s departure.

Luckily, she persuaded him to read the letter, saving some unspoken grievances.

While showering, Wen Ran’s mind was active.

What could be the reason for Jiang Wan Ning’s departure anyway?

In her view, perhaps it was simply not wanting to take care of the comatose Fu Chenlie after the car accident, or fearing he might never wake up, which would leave her without a support for the rest of her life.