Yin Hang looked at An Tong's trembling shoulders and sobbing nose, feeling distressed and wanting to hold her in his arms.
"Don't—"
An Tong used some strength this time, really trying to push Yin Hang away.
But halfway through the push, her strength softened.
Obviously... I don't want this.
At the beginning, An Tong just wanted to make sure her husband was safe, and was curious about what he usually did and whether it was really what he told her.
However, when she really found Yin Hang and found him looking at her frequently, she became particularly concerned.
She knows that everything can never be smooth sailing between lovers or husbands, and disagreements and quarrels are common.
And in the long-term companionship in the future, it will be a process of mutual humility and compromise.
For example, a boy likes the new and dislikes the old, and likes other girls...
But An Tong really hates this kind of rule. She thinks that she is everything to Yin Hang, and everything about Yin Hang belongs to herself.
"Actually, I'm just curious about how pretty she is and what kind of person you like... Well, I can develop in that direction, so... don't think too much."
"To be honest, my roommates often say that I don't know how to dress up..."
An Tong knew that Yin Hang was stupid and couldn't even coax himself, or even lie to him.
But when she said this, she really felt aggrieved.
Yin Hang hugged her tightly, and after a moment, asked softly in her ear.
"So, does your foot still hurt?"
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Yesterday, some readers found it very confusing, so the more abrupt emotions in the original text were weakened.
But in reality, although An Tong's character is relatively carefree, she is really highly sensitive in all aspects when facing Yin Hang. What's more, when An Tong had doubts, Yin Hang still faced her in front of her. It is even more uncomfortable to say that other girls are beautiful.
