Chapter 514 - Sangsang Has Left Nian Junting. Just Go and Pursue Her! (1/2)

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Back upstairs, Nian Junting rummaged through the bedroom for Luosang’s belongings. When she had lived there, he had bought her many things. She left those things behind, but took what she had brought there in the first place. What did that mean? What on earth did Leng Shuangwei say to her?

The next day, he went downstairs with a pair of huge dark circles under his eyes. Sister Lan was making breakfast. She also had dark circles under her eyes. When serving breakfast, she found Nian Junting sitting in a chair in a daze. His face was unshaven, and his hair was disheveled.

“Young Master, did you stay up all night?” asked Sister Lan.

“Yeah. I thought about human traffickers, so I couldn’t sleep,” said a tired Nian Junting. “When I was in the army, I once encountered some cross-border human traffickers. Is there a chance that Luosang might run into those people?”

Sister Lan took out her phone and said, “Relax. Sangsang messaged me this morning. She asked me to tell you that she’s on vacation. She wants to go out of the city, as she hasn’t had any quiet time alone in a long while. She’ll come back later to solve the problem of her relations.h.i.+p with you.”

Nian Junting hurriedly took Sister Lan’s phone to read Luosang’s messages. A while later, he raised his head and asked, “Solve the problem of her relations.h.i.+p with me? What does that mean? Is she breaking up with me?”

Sister Lan didn’t say anything. Could she say, “I guess so?” Would she be fired if she said that?

Nian Junting asked another question, “And, what did she mean by having some quiet time alone? Did I never give her quietness?”

When did you ever give anyone quietness? thought Sister Lan.

As Nian Junting started typing on Sister Lan’s phone, Sister Lan hurriedly said to him, “Sangsang has told me not to let you use my WeChat to message her.”

“When did she say that? I didn’t see it.” Nian Junting scrolled the chat records.

“I deleted that message before showing you the record. I didn’t want you to feel ashamed,” said Sister Lan helplessly. “I didn’t know that you had really done that. Last time, when you messaged her with my Wechat account, she knew all along.”

Nian Junting raised his head and asked, “When did that happen? Why can’t I remember any of it?”