The Tycoon Has A Secret Crush On Me
Chapter 924 - 921: Do You Remember?

Chapter 924: Chapter 921: Do You Remember?

But she just felt a hollow emptiness inside, as if a piece was missing.

Her Ah Ze was ultimately lost.

"Let’s go, I’ll take you for a check-up," Jun Mochan patted Ye Ranran’s back.

Ye Ranran nodded, and they left hand in hand.

After they had walked away, Song Yue, holding porridge, eventually came out from behind the corner.

Her gaze was filled with resentment as she watched Ye Ranran.

Yes, resentment.

Watch and see, she wanted to see just how long her happiness would last.

"Third brother, I brought you breakfast." Song Yue entered only after composing her expression.

In front of Song Ze, she was that clever, lively, and adorable Song Yue again.

"Thank you, little sister. It’s enough to have the servants prepare this. You stayed up all night to watch over me, and you haven’t gone back to rest this morning. If something were to happen, Mom and Dad would definitely blame me," Song Ze took the porridge from Song Yue’s hands.

His left hand was still on an IV drip, which hindered his movements.

Song Yue sat on the stool by the bed, her hand on the bed, propping up her chin, and leaning forward slightly, half chiding, half annoyed, "If I were sick, wouldn’t you worry about me, third brother?"

The fingerprint on her face had not yet completely faded, but it was mildly disguised with concealer and powder, unnoticeable from afar, but Song Ze had not noticed it earlier.

Now close by, he lifted his eyelids and immediately noticed the red marks on her face.

"Who hit you?" There was a fierce light in Song Ze’s eyes.

Song Yue hurriedly turned her face to one side: "No, no one hit me."

"Don’t tell me you ran into something," Song Ze grew even angrier because of Song Yue’s evasion.

Ever since they were children, Song Yue had been the darling of everyone in the Song family; he and his older brothers had always treated her as the apple of their eye.

It wasn’t that they satisfied her every whim, but they would secure eighty percent of what she wanted, and the remaining twenty percent that was unreasonable they would ignore.

Song Ze’s care only added to Song Yue’s guilt. She had dared to use such a kind brother as a pawn before.

Mom was right, they were too good to her, so much so that she had forgotten her own family name.

"Third brother," Song Yue flung herself into Song Ze’s arms.

Song Ze thought she really had been wronged outside and a flash of anger crossed his eyes.

He gently patted the sobbing Song Yue, his tone gentle, "Don’t cry, who has bullied our little princess? Tell third brother, and I’ll go deal with them, okay?"

"Really, no one bullied me. It was my fault," Song Yue mumbled from within Song Ze’s embrace.

"Forget it, if you don’t want to say, then don’t say it." He would have someone look into it instead.

After crying for a while, perhaps feeling embarrassed, Song Yue dried her tears and stepped back from Song Ze’s embrace.

She wiped her tears and warned Song Ze, "Don’t tell the family about my crying."

If they knew she was crying for no reason again, her older brothers would certainly come asking her about it.

"Alright, I won’t tell," Song Ze smiled.

Seeing the smile on his face, Song Yue sensed he was in a good mood, she cautiously asked, "Third brother, do you remember how you got hurt?"

"The car was going too fast, when I applied the brakes, it skidded off the road and towards the cliff," Song Ze slowly recalled.

It was a very dangerous moment, one he couldn’t forget.

It felt as clear as if it happened just yesterday.

"What about after that? Do you remember?"

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