My Pregnant Contract Wife Ran Away from Me!
Chapter 469: Give Me to Her?

Chapter 469: Chapter 469: Give Me to Her?

As soon as she finished speaking, she was about to turn away.

Fu Chenlie promptly grasped her wrist, "Don’t leave, I have something to say to you."

Wen Ran glanced at her wrist that was held, her lips slightly curved imperceptibly.

She removed his hand, speaking pretentiously, "Whatever you want to say, let’s discuss it when we get home later. Ms. Wan Ning is here now, you should chat with her first. I noticed she seemed to be crying just now, probably recalling something sad?"

"I’ve finished talking with her, now it’s time for us to talk." Fu Chenlie said.

He then glanced at the woman still standing by the sofa, "Wan Ning, you should go back to work."

She nodded and stood still beside them as she walked toward the office door. Her gaze moved from Wen Ran’s face to Fu Chenlie’s face, her eyes shifting from indifference to tenderness, "Ah Lie, don’t forget to accompany me to the hospital for check-up on Friday."

He looked at her for a moment, saying nothing.

Before leaving, she pursed her lips and made sure to add, "I’m leaving now. Make sure to explain everything clearly to Ms. Wen, don’t let her misunderstand."

Wen Ran sneered inside.

She doesn’t want her to misunderstand, yet deliberately mentions that Fu Chenlie will accompany her to the hospital right in front of her?

Truly a blatant hypocrisy.

Once Jiang Wan Ning left, Fu Chenlie took her hand and led her to the sofa, sitting down and speaking in a deep voice, "Ranran, the reason I hugged her just now was because..."

"No need to explain, I trust you." Wen Ran interrupted him.

With that, she smiled lightly, "Ms. Wan Ning has been seeking medical treatment abroad alone these past two years, surely suffering a lot. Pouring out feelings in front of you and crying over past sentiments is quite normal. After all, I’ve already taken Ms. Wan Ning’s ex-boyfriend, can’t possibly deny her the chance to pour her heart out to him, right?"

"Don’t say that."

"Isn’t what I said true?"

Fu Chenlie’s eyes deepened, "Wan Ning says her condition is deteriorating, and she doesn’t have much time left."

Wen Ran lowered her gaze, looking at their hands still held together, "What do you plan to do then?"

The man began, "I said I would accompany her to the hospital on Friday for a check-up to ascertain whether her illness is genuinely severe or just a fabrication to deceive me."

She looked up, surprise filling her almond eyes, "Are you... suspecting Ms. Jiang?"

"A person who left two years ago suddenly comes back, telling me she has a terminal illness, shouldn’t I be suspicious?"

"You’re quite rational."

Such rationality made Wen Ran feel relieved.

Thankfully, he didn’t blindly believe the cues that Jiang Wan Ning intentionally or unintentionally released.

She couldn’t help but reflect, "I originally thought you would be eager to compensate Ms. Jiang after hearing her words."

"Really?"

"Mmm."

Fu Chenlie chuckled lightly, watching her ambiguously as he continued to question, "If I were eager to compensate her, how would Madam handle herself?"

"Guess?"

"So just hand me over to her?"

Wen Ran disagreed, "You’re a person, not a toy. How could you just hand over?"

"So?"

"I would remind you, there are many ways to compensate. Besides, the human body is complex, even if she has lung cancer, doctors wouldn’t be certain it’s due to inhaling the heavy smoke when saving you, so husband, keep your rationality intact, don’t let her manipulate you easily."

Once she finished speaking, Fu Chenlie’s expression turned much more serious.

He pronounced her name with weight, "Ranran."

"What’s wrong?" Wen Ran instinctively responded.

The man gazed into her eyes, his tone carrying a hint of persuasion, "Five years ago, Wan Ning did indeed fall into a coma for several days from saving me, leaving scars on her body, and it’s true that she inhaled a lot of smoke. Like you said, the human body is complex, who can prove that her lung cancer has no relation to that heavy smoke inhalation incident?"