"It's just that she's now... gone mad," Mu Bingtong continued, "A few days ago, my mom called and said she escaped from the asylum and went missing. But whether she's been found now, I don't know. As you know, I'm an illegitimate daughter of the Nangong Family. My mother can't even step through the door of the Nangong Family, so there are many things I don't know."
Chu Ge glanced at her, "When I left you back then, it wasn't because you're an illegitimate daughter of the Nangong Family."
Mu Bingtong suddenly looked up at him, "Then why was it?"
Chu Ge smiled, "Forget it, it's all in the past. But now you're back by my side for some reason; doesn't that count as fate?"
Outside the car window, the rain continued to pour relentlessly, and the howling wind roared, as if trying to make its presence felt, a force not to be underestimated.
Mu Bingtong watched as the red light ahead lit up, and the car came to a steady stop. How many such rainy days had she spent alone?
