We agreed it was just a hug, why did you actually do it?

Chapter 133 The Moon in the Abyss Appears Again

Feng Kai sighed and looked at Su Weile, saying...

"You know, large families usually have their own sanatoriums, like Youyun Mountain in Jiangcheng. After Tang Shaowu's mother suffered from postpartum depression, she returned to Jiangcheng and has been living in the big villa in Youyun Mountain ever since."

Jin Hai, in fact, was established by six major families in earlier years as the Emei Sanatorium, a white building that sends chills down your spine.

There, no one needs careful recuperation; the inhabitants are defeated rivals, impure heirs, outcasts of the family, and disobedient lovers.

After being officially abandoned by the Tang family, Tang Shaowu has been living there ever since.

Along with Shao Wu is Noah, whose bloodline has been questioned because of his mother's elopement.

At that time, Yan Zhengke had already skipped grades and was admitted to a top foreign university through a special admission process.

You should know that their friendship isn't like that of normal friends who contact each other almost every day.

By the time Yan Zhengke learned of these events, it was already half a year later.

At that time, I was still living in the Yan family's old house. I remember very clearly that Yan Zhengke's overseas phone call lasted a full hour.

The final conclusion was that if the Yan family refused to intervene, he would have to find these two people himself.

Xiaoman should know. The Yan family doesn't exactly obey Yan Zhengke blindly, but they've always spoiled him to the core. That's why they risked offending two powerful families to create these two people.

Afterwards, they contacted Shao Wu's maternal grandfather in Jiangcheng, and not long after, Shao Wu was taken away by the Jiang family in Jiangcheng.

After that, Tang Shaowu lived in Jiangcheng for a period of time, and then soon went abroad to study.

As for Tang Shaowu's maternal grandmother and mother.

They were both exceptionally talented individuals. My maternal grandmother was a renowned and talented woman in her time, while my mother was also a woman of exceptional talent and ability.

Such outstanding people often have tragic fates; are they beautiful but short-lived? Or perhaps they are just too demanding of perfection.

In worldly matters, especially matters of the heart, demanding perfection is incredibly difficult, especially within such a family. In the end, it's only oneself who suffers.

Rather than saying they're crazy, it's more accurate to say they love to the extreme.

As for Tang Shaowu's maternal grandfather, I don't know much about him, but I think if he didn't love his wife, he wouldn't have lost his wife at such a young age and never remarried.

Moreover, according to Yan Zhengke's grandfather, the Jiang family patriarch doted on his only daughter.

As for Tang Shaowu, he was treated badly from a young age, perhaps due to resentment towards the Tang family? After all, Tang Shaowu is of Tang family blood.

Another reason is that Tang Shaowu's mother genuinely dislikes him, so he might dislike him as well.

I heard he did say that this child shouldn't have been born. Think about it, if I know that, how could Tang Shaowu not know?

Su Weile took another big gulp of wine, then said painfully, "I wish I had met Tang Shaowu sooner."

Feng Kai smiled and patted him on the shoulder, saying, "It's not too late now."

Zhou Xiaoman comforted her, "Yes, everything is just right."

Feng Kai recalled the past with some emotion, and he sighed.

"It was obvious to all that the old man of the Tang family valued Tang Shaowu back then. As Tang Shaowu grew older, his ruthless and extreme behavior began to emerge."

Instead of offering guidance or stopping him, the Tang family patriarch let it run its course, even offering encouragement. His philosophy was that those who achieve great things are ruthless and heartless.

You have no idea how smart Tang Shaowu is; calling him a genius wouldn't be an exaggeration. How could the Tang family let someone like that go so easily?

But no one expected Tang Shaowu to suddenly fall ill. The fact that they gave up on Tang Shaowu back then suggests that his condition must have been very serious.

If the Tang family had foreseen that Tang Shaowu would be alive today, they would never have offended him in the first place. They're probably kicking themselves now.

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The gathering of three ended when Yan Zhengke couldn't resist making a phone call that lasted only ten seconds before hanging up.

Su Weile escorted them to the gate and watched the driver safely drive them away.

As the car slowly started moving, Xiaoman leaned out of the window, raised her fist at Su Weile, and said, "Lele, don't be too sad, cheer up! And you look super handsome today!!"

Su Weile waved to him gratefully, "Thank you, Brother Xiaoman!"

As Su Weile walked back, she took out her phone and found that Tang Shaowu still hadn't sent any messages.

He was unusually quiet.

She walked quickly back to Yinmeng and sat in the private elevator. Su Weile's heart was extremely unsettled. It was a feeling of unease and suffocation.

Su Weile felt that if he didn't see Tang Shaowu again, his heart would explode, he would be so upset that it would explode.

I gently pushed open the door to the room. The lights were off, but the huge floor-to-ceiling windows let in both moonlight and lamplight.

Su Weile saw a figure lying on the large bed in the middle.

He walked over quietly and saw Tang Shaowu lying there, wondering if he was already asleep.

Su Weile tiptoed to the bathroom, took a shower, and then dried her hair right there in the bathroom.

Tang Shaowu usually helps him with his hair, so Su Weile dries it himself. He's in a rush, and since it's not going to turn out badly, he tries to convince himself, "Okay, let's just say it's completely dry!"

She quietly climbed onto the bed without saying a word. She gazed at Tang Shaowu in the night for a while, then slowly, little by little, pressed herself against him.

As Su Weile kissed Tang Shaowu, she recalled that Tang Shaowu used to kiss her often while she was asleep.

So that's what happens when you love someone very, very much.

In the darkness, Tang Shaowu slowly opened his eyes. Looking at Su Weile, who was so close to him, his heart skipped a beat.

As if sensing something, Su Weile slowly left, looking into Tang Shaowu's eyes, which were as clear as the night sky.

She said softly, "Are you pretending to be asleep? Or did I wake you up with a kiss?"

Tang Shaowu spoke softly, "I thought you wouldn't come back."

Why would you think that way?

Tang Shaowu looked deeply at Su Weile, "Every time you're not by my side, I think like this."

Su Weile smiled and said, "I'm right here on your turf. You can find me as soon as you come downstairs."

I'll try my best to spend time with you from now on. If I have to leave, I'll give you my location so you know my exact address and won't overthink things, right?

Tang Shaowu's hand, through her pajamas, stroked Su Weile's back. Su Weile felt that his hands were very cold. Her eyes flickered, and she kissed Tang Shaowu's lips again.

Why didn't you go to the bar today? I confessed my feelings to you today. In a very formal way.

I even finished all the fun I didn't have last time. Who told you not to keep an eye on me?

Tang Shaowu continued to stare directly at Su Weile, and Su Weile also stared back at him openly.

Finally, Tang Shaowu spoke softly, and for the first time, he felt it was incredibly difficult to say aloud.

"Aren't you afraid? What if you hear someone tell you I'm crazy? Aren't you afraid of me?"

Su Weile covered Tang Shaowu's mouth with her hand and said somewhat angrily.

"You can't talk about yourself like that. I don't believe what other people say. I know what kind of person you are. You should know it better than anyone else. If you say that again, I'll get angry."

Tang Shaowu's eyes were very dark, a bottomless black. Like the night sky, like the sea at night, like an abyss.

Su Weile's eyes were bright, a radiant brightness. Like the Milky Way, like the dawn, and like the moon in the abyss.

The two looked at each other as if they had finally found their own light in a dark abyss.

Tang Shaowu smiled slowly, then gently pressed Su Weile's head down and kissed her deeply.

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