Gu Jiayin's first reaction was a sudden tremor of her body, her heart a bit flustered, but she quickly regained her calm and composure.
Madam Su looked at her daughter, asking worriedly, "Jiayin, you..."
"Mom, he won't leave."
"You're so confident?"
"Yes, I am." Gu Jiayin curved her lips beautifully. "When he first came to our house, didn't he promise you guys that as long as I didn't leave Suri, he'd always stay here."
"But Jiayin," Madam Su frowned, "people change, especially men."
Gu Jiayin was very sure, "He won't. Whatever he promised me, he'll do." She smiled, "Mom, please go out. I want to finish reading the letters quietly by myself."
"...Alright." Though uneasy, Madam Su got up and went out.
...
Gu Jiayin kept reading the letters, one after another, from afternoon till dusk, until Mo Qiyan pushed the door open and came in.
Her face was already covered in tears.
