Temporary Husband: The Pregnant Wife Runs Away

“Maybe the Tang family owes the Li family? I’m not too sure either.” He was actually fully aware of it, just that then wasn’t the right time to say it.

“Um,” Tang Xin was a little frustrated that she still hadn’t managed to find out anything about that little girl.

After eating, Tang Xin walked out of the restaurant and rejected her second brother’s offer to send her back as she wanted to walk around first.

Little did she know that after she left, a black car drove over slowly and stopped in front of Tang Lingfeng.

Tang Lingfeng opened the car door and got in, and the two watched the figure in front get farther away.

“Should we really lie to her like this?” The woman in the driver’s seat, who was wearing a cap and sunglasses, asked uneasily.

“There’s nothing wrong, and I didn’t lie to her fully, you’re really my woman, aren’t you?” Tang Lingfeng rubbed his forehead as the meal just now had been torment for him.

“I’m your woman, but I can never be your wife, how is that still not a lie?” The woman sounded a little down.

“Are you trying to make me angry?” Tang Lingfeng opened his eyes and looked at her.

“Would I dare to?”

My woman sneered and started driving.

Tang Xin went to a private psychological clinic alone.

She hadn’t stepped in there for a long time. If she could, she would wish she never had to step in here again, but she couldn’t.

After giving her name at the front desk, she was taken to a specialist consulting room and waited there.

Perhaps due to the quiet environment, she unconsciously closed her eyes while sitting on the leather recliner chair.

“Little girl, come and play with me! Come on—” a mad old man pounced on her.

“Mom, I’m scared… Mom…”

“Don’t be scared… Don’t be scared, you’ll be okay when you grow up…” She was being consoled in her mother’s arms, but pushed away the next moment, “Go away! Don’t touch me! Devil—go to hell! All the Tangs shall go to hell!”

She huddled up in a corner shivering. No one had saved her. Even her biological mother had told her to go to hell and hit her. Those days were neverending.

She wanted to escape but couldn’t find an exit. No one had believed that she was normal.

The image suddenly changed.

“Who are you?” a little girl waved and smiled at her. Someone was finally smiling at her kindly. She rushed over, but the little girl suddenly started bleeding from her eyes, nose and mouth, and her bloody hands grabbed her neck…

“Xinxin, Xinxin, can you hear me? Don’t be scared, open your eyes slowly, slowly… don’t be scared…”

A gentle voice came through the darkness. Tang Xin slowly opened her eyes, her face sweating abnormally. It turned out that it was just a dream.

“Do you often have nightmares lately?” After being given a glass of warm water, Tang Xin collected herself from the horror and looked up at the man who had helped her out of the dream.

With this, her face, that was still pale, turned white again, after which she grabbed her bag and fled.

“Miss Tang, Dr. Carl Grafee retired last month, and your files have been transferred to me. In other words, I am your doctor. I hope we can work together?”

When Tang Xin heard the unhurried words behind her when she reached the door, she turned and saw a man in a white coat going through her files seriously without looking at her.

In particular, the words “Miss Tang” sounded very distant, like he really only treated her as a patient.

He didn’t recognize her? She had heard someone call her “Xinxin” in the dream just now, was it just a hallucination?

Tang Xin wanted to find loopholes in him, but he happened to look up, and their eyes met.