Chapter 254 - A Clean Break From Now On (2/2)

Mu Sihan lifted his head the moment Nan Zhi got off the car. He reversed the car and drove out of the district.

The car drove very slowly.

He could not help but look through the rear mirror.

Her shoulders were trembling slightly, as if she was crying.

She would not forgive him and he would not forgive him as well!

He was a patient. A patient with a mental disorder who was not worthy of having any feelings!

Everyone that was good to him had all left because of him.

His adoptive father, his older brother and Xue’er…

He could not harm anyone anymore.

He closed his frighteningly red eyes as her silhouette became smaller and more blurred. The car immediately drove away.

…

Nan Zhi tore the contract in her hands into pieces ruthlessly before she entered the elevator.

It had all ended.

Although she was sadder than she had expected, time would be the best medicine to heal her broken soul!

Nan Zhi fell sick soon after.

She only returned to work after taking three days of leave. She had lost a fair amount of weight and looked weak and frail.

But it was fortunate that her life and work were all back on track.

She was heading to lunch with Xia Xi at a restaurant this afternoon when she received a call from Yi Fan on the way there.

Yi Fan asked her to meet at the café opposite the broadcasting company.

Yi Fan pa.s.sed her a cheque the moment they met. “According to the contract, young master agreed to give you a hundred million if he asked to end the contract first.”

Nan Zhi returned the cheque to Yi Fan. “I don’t want this money. Although he hurt me, he still saved me that year. Besides, I do admit that my uncle also did wrong to the Mu family and him.”

Yi Fan sighed as if he had expected for Nan Zhi to not keep the cheque. He continued, “Actually, it would be the best for both you and young master to cut all ties with each other. Young master’s real ident.i.ty will not allow you to marry him. If you were to get together with him, you would only ever be a mistress for the rest of your life.”