You Are My Only Sunshine

After Mo Xinyu regained consciousness, she also didn’t dare to say that it was Chu Yi who had beaten her to this state, lest it become a public embarrassment.

Others wouldn’t care if they were threatened or not; they would only mock her for being beaten by her own fiancé.

Chu Yi also feared being laughed at for being useless, for being hit by his fiancée, and thus, he dared not reveal the truth either.

For the first time, the two of them were in sync when they lied to others, and their stories were consistent.

It was also the first time their ‘love’ moved everyone.

But the subtle resentment and discomfort they felt towards each other was something only they knew.

…

Mo Jun had no idea what had happened between Mo Xinyu and Chu Yi.

Waking up with a headache the next day, she only vaguely remembered having gotten drunk last night, and what had happened after that wasn’t very clear to her.

It seemed, it seemed she had cried too.

“Did I cry?” Mo Jun asked Xiaomo, who was propped up on the bed, holding his little head.

The little guy shook his head; he didn’t know.

“How did I get back to my room?” Mo Jun asked again.

The little guy still shook his head, even more confused than her.

He hadn’t been there last night, and he really didn’t know what had happened.

Mo Jun also found it funny; how could her hallucination possibly know something that she herself didn’t.

In fact, she feared that she might have said something inappropriate while drunk or done something she shouldn’t have.

Fortunately, everyone acted normal today; not a single person looked at her strangely. Everything was as usual, and Mo Jun didn’t feel any difference.

If there was one distinction to be made, it was perhaps with her own feelings.

She seemed to feel more familiar with and attached to this place.

Here, she also felt a sense of home.

After feeling sad last night, Mo Jun quickly adjusted her emotions and devoted herself entirely to the experiment.

Bai Lang was very curious about what experiment she was conducting, and Mo Jun didn’t reply, simply saying that they would find out later. With her acting so mysteriously, Bai Lang and the others’ curiosity was piqued.

However, no one asked her further, nor did anyone disturb her.

Only Mo Zhenggang hypocritically made a consolation call, which Mo Jun coldly responded to with a few words before hanging up.

It was always like this: whenever there was research for her to do, Mo Zhenggang would hypocritically say a few caring words, and Zhang Qin would also feign concern.

She used to be so naive, so easily moved by them.

Looking back now, she felt utterly incurable in her foolishness. But no matter, whatever they did now couldn’t change her determination for revenge.

When the time came, she was actually looking forward to their shocked expressions.

After several days of research, Mo Zhenggang finally called again, asking her to visit the company’s research base.

Because the collaboration between the Mo Family and Baishi Pharmaceutical had officially begun.

And she too needed to start working on the research for them.

Mo Jun had never been to the Mo Family’s research base before.

This was her first visit, and Hao Yansen was somewhat worried, so he said he would have someone accompany her.

“There’s no need to have someone follow me; right now, they won’t do anything to me. Don’t worry, I’ll be fine,” Mo Jun declined his kind offer, also not wanting to cause him any trouble.

She feared that if Mo Zhenggang saw someone protecting her, he might secretly dig up something.

“I’ve already chosen the person who will follow you. Trust me, they won’t let anyone notice anything,” Hao Yansen said in a low and firm tone, not allowing her to refuse, and how could he possibly allow her to face danger alone.