Chapter 856 Fill in the gaps

Hearing this, Piliya suddenly calmed down. She thought to me and said: Dacong, did I tell you? I have been thinking about this issue for a long time. When I learned about your relationship with Amei and Ahua, I wanted to leave, but because of my sister-in-law, I didn't do this...

Now that my sister-in-law is gone, you want to leave again?

She pursed her lips and nodded heavily

Looking at her firm expression, I suddenly got stuck, I don't know how to persuade her

She looked at my frowning look and said softly: Dacong, I feel that it will be good for you and me if we are separated for a while. It will be fair to you and fair to me.

The reason I want to separate is to have a good ending in our future

On the other hand, no matter whether we can finally get together and separate, there is a relatively independent space. This is exactly the best test for us. I hope you can understand me and support me.

Nizi, I understand you and I support you too, but I don’t want us to separate. We finally got together, so let us cherish each other

The reason why I must be separated is that night I told you, I don't want to repeat it again

I was also a little anxious: Nizi, can you stop being so willful and stubborn?

Why am I stubborn?

I do this because I cherish this relationship more

Isn’t it more to cherish if you don’t separate?

If I don't separate, I can only have one choice now

What choice do you choose?

Then we can only break up completely, and from then on, no one will pay attention to anyone else.

I stood up from the sofa in panic. I couldn't believe my ears. I stared at her in surprise. After more than half a minute, I came to my senses and asked uneasily: Nizi, are you saying true?

She slowly raised her head and said: What I said is true. If you don’t accept me going to Singapore, then we will break up now

When she said this, a layer of mist appeared in her eyes, and the mist condensed into tears. In order not to let the tears flow out, she hurriedly lowered her head again.

I became a little angry: Nizi, why do you say these sad words?

How do I say sad things? I'm telling the truth

Nizi, you have to calm down and don’t be impulsive. How can you say this breakup casually?

I was very calm, and I didn't say anything about breaking up.

I looked at her sadly and said to myself angrily: You are really worthy of being a pili girl

She also said with some annoyance: You can't figure it out yourself, can you blame me?

I said at the top of my voice: Why can’t I figure it out myself?

Lu Dacong, the last time we were in your office, we talked with heartfeltness and openly. It was from that time that I accepted you from my heart, and it was from that time that I was able to face Amei and Ahua calmly

However, as a woman, I regard love as more important than my own life

Amei left, Ahua left, but I immediately walked with you again. So what did I become?

Then wouldn’t I be able to fill in the gaps?

Do you still make me feel a little self-esteem?

Do you want me to feel so uncomfortable forever?

When Piliya said this, her voice became louder and louder, and her face turned red with excitement, and the tears in her eyes turned into tears.

I was completely shocked and completely dumbfounded. This was the first time I heard her say this. Seeing her angry, annoyed, sad and sad, I murmured and asked softly: This is the reason why you are determined to go to Singapore, right, Nizi?

She replied angrily: Yes

She turned her head to the side as she said, tears in her eyes became even stronger

I said softly and sadly, even more helplessly: This is what you say in your heart, why do you insist on saying it?

You know how I feel when you say it?

As I said, I felt my limbs become cold

I don't want to say this, you forced me to say it

Nizi, if you think too much about the problem, how can you think of yourself as filling in the gaps?

I don't want to think so either, but the facts are right in front of me. What can I do?

She couldn't help but choke up as she said it.

I sat heavily on the sofa with a thud. After a while, I asked in a hoarse voice: Are you really going to leave?

Decided

When will you leave?

Leave after the procedures are completed

What should I do with the work here?

Can you just resign?

You quit your job here. What should you do when you come back from Singapore?

Let's take one step at a time

I have to think about it all?

Why do you think so much? Isn't this causing yourself to be tired

Now that things have come to this point, I have no choice, and I have to face this reality. I originally wanted to try every means to persuade her not to leave, but I didn't expect that I was not convinced successfully, but was convinced by her. This kind of helplessness is the greatest sad helplessness.

I mustered up the courage to say what I didn’t want to say the least: Nizi, I support you!