The Art of Pursuing: The Unyielding Ex-wife-Chapter 132: Not as Intense as Before

Liang Ziyuan once accidentally discovered that Qin Muni and Xu Yisen always slept in separate rooms, and asked him again, "Why did you marry Munni?"

Before their marriage, he told Liang Ziyuan it was because Qin Muni was easy to control.

But that time, facing Liang Ziyuan’s questioning, he couldn’t give any answer, because he didn’t even know the answer himself.

Qin Muni also once weakly asked herself, when suffering from his coldness, "Yisen, if you don’t like me, why did you marry me?"

At the time, he didn’t answer Qin Muni, just silently stared at her beautiful eyes for a few seconds, then turned and left the room.

Xu Yisen didn’t have to marry Qin Muni; he had many choices, yet he chose Qin Muni.

He thought it might be because he was already used to Qin Muni, a habit like cotton candy, with a trace of longing and expectation in its sweet softness.

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When Qin Muni woke up, she found herself lying on the bed, Xu Yisen already gone, and the night had fallen outside the window.

She got up from the bed to wash up in the bathroom, and upon leaving the room and walking downstairs, the sound of the television reached her ears.

She slightly raised her eyebrow, thinking Xu Yisen hadn’t left, but upon reaching the living room, she found Fujino Doxu had arrived.

Fujino Doxu sat on the sofa, looking lost in thought, and didn’t even notice when Qin Muni walked up beside him.

"Fujino, what are you doing here?"

Fujino Doxu came to his senses, slowly raising his head to look at Qin Muni, with deep emotions flowing in his beautiful amber eyes.

"Munni, I saw her today."

Qin Muni pursed her red lips, sat beside Fujino Doxu, and stared straight at the large TV screen in front of them.

"Fujino, after so many years, do you still think about her?"

"Occasionally, but not as intensely as before. Letting go of someone is not that simple."

A bitter smile unconsciously formed at the corner of Qin Muni’s red lips, "Yeah."

"Also, about that matter, I’m not mad at you. I know it wasn’t your fault."

When Fujino Doxu came to China as an exchange student, he fell in love with Qin Muni’s roommate, a simple girl from a southern town.

He had a hard time pursuing her, and Qin Muni helped a lot in the process.

To be with the girl, at the end of the exchange period, he transferred to China despite his family’s objections.

Their relationship was very good at the time, but later the girl met a rich second-generation friend through Qin Muni and gradually distanced herself from Fujino, clinging to the rich heir, and eventually cheated on Fujino.

This was a major blow to Fujino at the time; after breaking up with the girl, he didn’t stay in China and flew back to Japan without even saying goodbye to Qin Muni.

Qin Muni always thought Fujino was mad at her for introducing the rich heir to the girl and blamed herself for a long time.

"At that time, her family had some financial issues; I think she probably did it out of necessity."

"Let her be, it’s all in the past anyway. By the way, how are things between you and your ex-husband? The news was all over it today."

Qin Muni glanced at Fujino Doxu, who suddenly leaned in with a gossipy expression, and pushed his face away, "Yisen says he likes me, but I feel that’s not love; at most, it’s just possessiveness."

"Don’t be so certain, I think it’s not necessarily the case."

Fujino Doxu’s lips curled into an enigmatic smile, and for some reason, Qin Muni had an inexplicable feeling of guilt.