<h4>Chapter 138: Chapter 138: Deeply Fallen</h4><h4></h4>


    His words were too heartless, and a trace of dimness shed in the girl’s eyes, "Brother, don’t be like this. Let’s go back tomorrow, our family hasn’t had dinner together in a long time..."


    "Get out."


    "Brother..."


    "Get out!" Tang Song was starting to lose his patience.


    The girl’s eyes reddened, filling with shimmering tears, and she suddenly hugged him from behind, shaking her head vigorously, "No, I won’t leave! Brother, don’t push me away, I want to be by your side!"


    Tang Song’s indifferent eyes did not show a ripple, and he forcefully pulled her hands away, ignoring her crying as he walked upstairs.


    "Without my permission, you are not allowed toe into my house as you please," he said indifferently, his figure growing more distant.


    The girl stared after him, her mood not too sorrowful, because he hadn’t beenpletely heartless to her. He only told her not toe over without permission, but he didn’t take back the key from her hand.


    As long as she held the key to this ce, it would always signify that she had a ce in his heart...


    Having entered the room, Tang Song felt a splitting headache, and no amount of alcohol could ease the pain in his heart.


    He had never felt this heartbroken before, not even when his mother had passed away did his heart ache like this.


    He had finally fallen in love with a woman, wanting to possess a woman, to have a home, why did it have to end up like this...


    A few days ago, he had felt Mo Ran drawing closer to him, and she had also begun to slowly fall for him. Why did everything change so drastically the moment he returned from his business trip?


    He refused to believe that Mo Ran would abandon him for Gu Yixuan, he wanted to ask her what had happened.


    But he knew, she didn’t want to see him, didn’t want to ever see him again...


    This realization gave Tang Song another pang of heartache, and hey back on the bed, closing his eyes to hide the dark pain within them. However, with his eyes closed, Mo Ran’s face became even clearer in his mind.


    He could see her every frown and smile, every expression she made when speaking...


    Suddenly opening his eyes, Tang Song sat up and took deep breaths. It was over, he had fallen deeply and couldn’t extricate himself.


    Longing surged like a tide, he so wanted to see her, to see her right away, even though he had just seen her a few hours ago.


    His eyes turned to the wardrobe, and Tang Song went over to open it, taking out a bag from inside. In the bag was the dance outfit that Mo Ran had left behind.


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