You get married, I hijack the marriage

Chapter 445 You Will Cry Then

Xiao Cheng came in to deliver the documents, and Ji Jinchuan sat back in the big chair: "I will attend the dinner tonight."

Xiao Cheng was slightly surprised. When he reported his schedule in the morning, he mentioned that he had a social engagement in the evening. At that time, President Ji said to turn it down. Why did he change his mind now?

He said "OK" and left the office with the signed documents.

……

Xu Chengyan's assistant left not long after he arrived. When it was time for dinner, Xu Chengyan went to the restaurant downstairs to pack up his food.

Gu Jinchen showed no signs of waking up, Shen Youran had no appetite, and Xu Chengyan had been pampered since childhood. He was disgusted with eating in a hospital environment and finally only ate two bites before throwing the food away.

Seeing that Gu Jinchen hadn't woken up yet, Xu Chengyan jokingly asked, "Do you think he will lose his memory due to the concussion and forget about you?"

Shen Youran rolled her eyes at him and said, "I've watched too many romance dramas."

Xu Chengyan snorted, "That's entirely possible, so you should take a few more glances at him. If he doesn't remember you when he wakes up and only remembers his ex-wife Shen Shuna, you'll have something to cry about."

Judging from the tone of his voice, it seemed that he didn't know about what happened between her and Gu Jinchen. Shen Youran was about to explain to him when a quarrel was heard outside the ward. Shen Youran walked over suspiciously and opened the door of the ward.

Outside the ward, two bodyguards stopped Gu Shikang, and Gu Shikang was arguing with them.

The door of the ward opened, and Gu Shikang was not surprised to see Shen Youran. He said, "Miss Shen, you are here too." Then he glanced at the two bodyguards, "What's going on? Jinchen is my brother. If something happened to him, can't I, as his eldest brother, come and see him?"

His reason was very sufficient. Shen Youran had no reason to stop him and said to the two bodyguards, "Let him in."

The two bodyguards moved aside, Gu Shikang straightened his wrinkled collar that was creased when he had a conflict with the bodyguards, and then entered the ward. Seeing the people who came in with Shen Youran, Xu Chengyan stood up suddenly: "What are you doing here?"

Gu Shikang was carrying a fruit basket, looking at Xu Chengyan who was wary of him, with a smile on his face, and pushed his glasses up on the bridge of his nose: "I'm Jinchen's eldest brother, of course I have to come and see him if anything happens to him."

Xu Chengyan stared at him: "The cat cries over the rat, it's just false sympathy."

Gu Shikang placed the fruit basket on the table and looked at Gu Jinchen lying on the hospital bed. There was a hint of a sinister smile in his eyes hidden behind his glasses, but it only lasted for a moment, so fast that it could not be captured.

Although Gu Shikang wears a pair of glasses and looks gentle, he is actually a very sinister person.

Shen Youran pretended to go forward to tuck in the quilt for Gu Jinchen, and then stood beside the bed without moving, looking at Gu Shikang with a wary look.

Gu Shikang also saw through her intention and smiled at her with a gentle look. People who didn't know the situation would definitely be blinded by his gentle appearance.

He looked at Xu Chengyan and said, "Mr. Xu, please be merciful because my mother loves her son so much."

Mrs. Gu was convicted of premeditated murder and will have to go to jail no matter what. Xu Chengyan has already reported this to the police station, and given Gu Jinchen's identity, the time she will spend in jail will only be longer, not shorter.

Xu Chengyan said angrily: "Mrs. Gu loves her son so much? Doesn't that mean Gu Jinchen's life is not a life?"

Gu Shikang adjusted his glasses and said, "If Gu Jinchen hadn't been so heartless and hadn't sent my second brother to prison, my mother wouldn't have been unable to accept it for a while and would not have done such an extreme thing out of provocation."

(End of this chapter)