531 My Wife is Su Qianci (1/2)

How could you avoid an assassin in the dark? A gun in the daylight was easy to hide from, and a dark arrow was hard to prevent. It was Tang Zhenghao who was unpredictable. It was not the fault of Ou Ming, nor the fault of Li Sicheng.

It was her fault. From the beginning, she had been the variable in all this. If it weren't for her, everything would be fine.

Li Shicheng would lead the Li Group to become a legend, the Tang family would be good now, Li Sicheng would not be retaliated. Everything would develop like her last lifetime.

After sending away Ou Ming and the other two, Su Qianci returned to the bedroom and fell asleep.

I really want to dream. Mr. Li, would you come to my dreams? I want to see you.

Lying in bed with her eyes closed, Su Qianci felt tired. In her mind, Li Sicheng's handsome and pale face appeared. He was lying on the ground weakly. But his eyes were locked on her, they had a million stars in them, breathtakingly pretty.

”I love you, forever…”

”I love you too, forever...”

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Life would only be perfect if it was pieced together by countless regrets. If one had never been desperate, one would not know how precious happiness was. This was the first time Su Qianci had had such a dream. She dreamed that she was standing in the clouds, watching Tang Mengying as proud as a peacock. Standing next to the small, clear lake hundreds of feet away from the old house, she looked at the struggling, drowning woman with cold eyes.

After God knows how long, the woman in the water stopped struggling. Tang Mengying sneered and turned around, but she ran into a tall and straight figure. Li Sicheng looked at her coldly, his face grim. Wearing a dark gray casual coat, he put his hands in the pockets and looked at her quietly.

Tang Mengying's expression changed dramatically. She was busy trying to explain it, but Li Sicheng did not pay attention to her. He walked step by step into the clear lake. The wind in the winter night was freezing. Li Sicheng stepped into the lake, took off his coat, plunged in, and picked up the woman who had already died.