However, she also doesn't need to worry about Aunt Zhou becoming unemployed, as Tang Yuchen would surely arrange something for her.
With Aunt Zhou gone and Kangkang not at home, An Ruo felt the house was empty and desolate, utterly devoid of warmth.
In her life, the things she feared most were loneliness and abandonment.
And over the years, through various twists and turns, she always ended up tasting the flavor of solitude. She no longer held out hope that one day she would no longer be alone. All she could do now was learn to adapt to the loneliness and learn to be strong on her own.
After preparing and eating lunch by herself, An Ruo received a call from Mo Hua.
He first inquired about her well-being with concern before hesitantly asking, "An Ruo, could you come over and help me out?"
"What's happened to you?" An Ruo asked, puzzled.
Laughing openly, Mo Hua replied, "I'm sick, and I haven't eaten anything for a day."
"You're sick? Is it serious?"
"It's manageable."
