She Lives without Regret in This Life

Chapter 1843: Chapter 1922: The Su Brothers Return

The Su Brothers returned, Su Jiang came because of his son’s wedding, and he specifically took a leave. As the head of the association, he’s quite busy. Su Hai, unlike him, has been promoted to Governor and returned to attend an important meeting.

In ancient terms, it’s like returning to the capital to report on one’s duties.

Attending his nephew’s wedding, he claimed it was just convenient timing, though actually, he was a more devoted uncle than Su Jiang was as a father. He was only ten years older than Su Huai’an; the little kid he’d played with had grown up all of a sudden.

The uncle remains a perpetual bachelor, while the little brat has not only married but already has children.

Su Hai suddenly becomes the focus of attention for everyone, and if it weren’t for his famous nickname, Su Huili, he might have faced a wave of ridicule and discrimination.

The day before the wedding, the brothers appeared together in a neighborhood near the Art Center. Upon entering, they unexpectedly encountered Meng Xingzhi, to which Su Hai sarcastically remarked, "Am I seeing things? Brother-in-law, why are you here?"

"..." Meng Xingzhi didn’t respond, but his face looked particularly unpleasant.

Su Jiang glared at his brother, the little punk calling him brother-in-law was clearly mocking him. "Just come along since you’re here!"

"Thank you!"

Considering their past familial ties, Su Hai calling Meng Xingzhi brother-in-law implies Meng Xingzhi should call Su Jiang brother.

The three ended up together with only one purpose: Su Yun.

After the pair divorced, Su Yun lived here. During this period, Meng Xingzhi hadn’t visited once; he only had his secretary keep an eye out, ensuring nothing went wrong, otherwise he didn’t care what Su Yun did, nor did he want to.

Regarding this wife, he had never wronged her, but during quiet nights, thinking it over, he realized he indeed was selfish.

Because he never gave her a child.

Meng Xingzhi felt conflicted, seeing Su Yun’s relationship with Sheng Ning, he felt relieved he hadn’t given her a child. In such contradictions, he was torn between whether to come or not; having been married for so many years and knowing each other since childhood, he ought to visit.

He’s also getting old, becoming more emotionally softened.

When the three arrived, Su Yun was sitting in the courtyard reading a magazine, precisely her favorite, One Weekly. She’s now utterly enamored with Xu Mo, often writing letters to the editor of One Weekly.

Newspapers and magazines covered the table in front of Su Yun, and as the courtyard door opened, she looked up at the arriving people, stunned, unable to react for a long time.

She was the cherished daughter of the Su Family, revered by her father, brother, and younger brother. She was once so proud, arrogant, and overpowering. Ultimately, she was betrayed by everyone, disgraced with nothing left.

Over the past year or so, she had hated and blamed others, yet never once blamed herself. She didn’t believe she’d done anything wrong; the disgraceful days were unbearable, leading her to enjoy magazines and find a new mental solace that made her figure things out.

As time passed, she thought more and more. Why did nobody like her? Why did everyone favor Sheng Ning? With all these thoughts, she began to regret.

But what use is regret? She had laid down her dignity to beg from others.

Until now, facing the three men, the most important in her life.

Seeing their evident concern masked by cold indifference, Su Yun’s tears involuntarily fell.

She thought, she truly regretted.