Yan Luoxi couldn't help standing up as she looked at Gu Qian's stiff back. She sighed in her heart, knowing that Gu Qian was doomed to be hurt by her own double-speaking ways. Scratching her head, she was about to say something to ease the awkwardness.
Then she saw Mo Beichen dragging Gu Qian out of the café by her wrist.
Yan Luoxi rubbed her brows, looking at the man approaching her. She made a woeful face and said, "Did my good intentions just backfire on me?"
She had originally intended to provoke Gu Qian into facing her feelings honestly, but instead, she had clumsily made matters worse, exacerbating the tension between them.
Li Yeqi leaned over to pick up her bag and, with his other arm around her waist, said, "It's hard for an outsider to settle a family dispute. You can't blame yourself. If anyone's to blame, it's Gu Qian for not being true to her words."
"How do you know she's not being true to her words?" Yan Luoxi asked, turning to look at him.
