I Want To Move In Next Door
Chapter 1000 - 998: You Will Never Know Until You Die (2)

Chapter 1000: Chapter 998: You Will Never Know Until You Die (2)

Xia Wan’an cried while wiping away her tears, talking to herself.

"I’m telling you, Han Jingnian, I’m still young, and I won’t spend my life as a widow for you!"

Her tone became somewhat grinding, it was unclear whether she was resenting the departed Han Jingnian or hating herself for not being able to let go of him after all these years.

"If I meet someone suitable, I will still marry. If I don’t, I’ll keep three thousand male pets, making you, turned into a ghost, glow green with jealousy!"

"Han Jingnian, don’t you doubt me, I’m not joking, I’m serious! I came here today to tell you all this. This is my first visit and also my last. Don’t think I will come to see you again. I definitely won’t, definitely not!"

One second, Xia Wan’an was resolute; the next, she burst into tears, her whimpering revealing how deeply wronged and heartbroken she felt, "Wuu wuu wuu, you just knew I couldn’t do such things and left me, right? How can you do this, always bullying me..."

Xia Wan’an became agitated, crying so much her whole body shook, "From the beginning until now... you’ve been bullying me... how can you be like this... you were certain that I would come to find you, right? That’s why you bullied me so excessively..."

The world was quiet, with nobody to respond to Xia Wan’an.

In front of the whole gravestone, except for Xia Wan’an’s crying, there were no other sounds.

Han Jingnian’s photo remained calm and still as ever, his gaze quiet, as if watching Xia Wan’an, yet also as if observing the world.

After an unknown amount of time, Xia Wan’an, perhaps tired from crying, her sobs gradually subsided, until at last, they stopped completely.

She covered her face with her hands, motionless in front of the grave for a long while before quietly uttering, "I will come to find you... When that day comes, I will come to find you... You wait for me... You must wait for me..."

Xia Wan’an’s shoulders trembled again.

She stayed until the sunset’s afterglow, then she stood up from the ground. She patted the dust off herself, arranged the items she bought from the supermarket in front of his gravestone, and then gathered her courage to reach out and touch the photo on the gravestone.

Her fingertips traced his features, and when her finger reached his eyebrows and eyes, her eyes reddened again. This time, she did not cry but quickly got up, left a "I’m leaving" behind, and hurriedly turned around, running down the hill.

She ran for about twenty meters before she stopped. She turned around to look at the nearby gravestone; the wind made the bouquet she had placed there sway unsteadily.

She looked at his face on the gravestone and repeated, "You must wait for me," then turned around and walked away without looking back.

When Xia Wan’an reached the parking lot, she saw the driver approaching anxiously. The driver visibly relaxed upon seeing her.

After getting into the car and heading toward the city, as they were about to pass the highway intersection, Xia Wan’an suddenly spoke as if she had just remembered something, "Master, please take me to Garden Villa."

The place they were at was not far from Garden Villa, just ten minutes away, and soon after, the car drove into the Garden Villa community.