You Owe Me, My Love Chapter 459


    Chapter 459 They Are Having Another Child


    Bai Rong was downcast hearing Song Xiyu told her brother’s story. It reminded her of Yanny and her


    own past. The scariest thing in life was not beasts or wild animals, but the hearts of men.


    Animals stopped killing once their hunger was satiated, but not demons as their appetite was big and


    bottomless. Tangqian Vige’s massacre was a good example. “Did anyone investigate the case? After


    all, seventeen people lost their lives,” she asked gloomily.


    “My family and my sister-inw saw the incident as a shame, so they said he died falling down from the


    mountains when he went on a field trip. My brother died a man of legacy, but his death was brushed


    aside just like that.


    Neither my parents nor my sister-inw dared to probe further because they were afraid it would affect


    the family’s good name. I’m actually surprised Tianhang told Mingchen about this. Bute to think of


    it, Tianhang and my brother were very close. They grew up together and they were like brothers.”


    Seeing Song Xiyu started sobbing again at the thought of her loved ones, Bai Rong handed her a piece


    of tissue. Beside them, a glint of dejection red in Gu Mingchen’s eyes as he stood up and walked


    outside. “Mom, I’ll go check on him.”


    Song Xiyu nodded and Bai Rong went after Gu Mingchen. When she saw him, he was standing below


    a shady tree smoking away. The flickering end of the cigarette reflected some light on his depressed


    face.


    There was resentment and sadness written all over his face as he smoked the cigarette over and over


    again. Bai Rong approached him and asked, “Did Sheng Dongcheng and Shen Ao do it?”


    Gu Mingchen looked at her with his bloodshot eyes, took another puff, and blew the smoke out in


    another direction. Bai Rong hugged him from behind and rested her face on his sturdy back. “I will be


    here for you, just like how you’ve always been there for me when I felt so helpless.”


    “I’m actually not Gu Tianhang’s son,” Gu Mingchen said, his voice hoarse. “But you look a lot like your


    mother though,” Bai Rong blurted out. But she instantly understood what he meant right after.


    He was not Song Xiyu and Gu Tianhang’s son. “So you’re your mother’s brother’s son?”


    Gu Mingchen turned around and looked at her in the eyes. “To be precise, I’m my uncle and the


    woman’s son.” ”My mom didn’t know that Dad was also there the night her brother went over to the


    woman’s house. But Dad didn’t join them for a meal because he felt out of ce. When he came over,


    he found everyone dead, except for me.


    I was about a month’s old back then. The woman didn’t bring me along with her because I was down


    with flu. Instead, she put me under the care of the housemaid that night. My mom happened to give


    birth to a son that year as well.


    The six-and-a-half-pound baby died after staying in the incubator for a few days. Dad was afraid Mom


    would be devastated, and it so happened he needed someone to take care of me as well, so he told


    her he wanted to bring their own child away for recuperation. After a few months, he brought me home


    instead.”


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    “So Song Xiyu doesn’t know you’re not her son?” Bai Rong inquired.


    “I don’t want her to ever find out. I finally understood why Dad always went against Shen Ao and Sheng


    Dongcheng, and why he was so adamant about being involved in politics. But I’ve let him down in so


    many ways, and I’m the reason why he deteriorated and passed on.”


    “I’m sorry…” Bai Rong said softly. She felt she was the reason why Gu Mingchen was guilt-stricken.


    “It has nothing to do with you, and I’m sure you don’t want this to happen to. We’ve been too merciful


    and passive toward our enemies in the past. I’m gonna change that now. I’m returning to the military


    base and Mom can take care of thepany,” Gu Mingchen told her his n.


    “Alright. We have to n our moves. After all, our enemies are strong. We have to face Su Zheng,


    Shen Ao, and Sheng Dongcheng all at once, and not to mention some threats that we have yet to


    identify. Besides, Su Junhao is your friend, so things will get tricky,” Bai Rong reminded him.


    “I’ll let Su Zheng go as long as he stopsing against me. But if he continues picking on me, he only


    has himself to me.”


    Bai Rong knew Gu Mingchen was willing to go easy on Su Zheng because of his friendship with Su


    Junhao.


    She could not help but wonder if it was a good thing.


    “Let’s go in first, or Mom’s gonna worry. I’ll do everything I can to help you. Psychology and hypnosis


    are my forte. I know I haven’t practice for some time, but I’m still top ten in the field,” Bai Rong offered


    with a smile on her face.


    Gu Mingchen smiled back at her and nodded. He just did not want her to get too worked up.


    After they got back in, the three took turns to stay up the night. Each of them only managed to get two


    to three hours of sleep.


    Early the next morning, the monks came over again and conducted the funeral ritual. They set up a


    temporary tent and the chef brought cooking utensils and ingredients over to cook.


    Gu Mingchen and Song Xiyu put on sackcloth and white bands around their foreheads as they knelt


    down on the right side of the coffin.


    Since Bai Rong was still not officially married to Gu Mingchen and was having a stomachache, she did


    not join them.


    “You should go back to the room and rest. You’ll only distract me here. I’ll ask Zhang Xingyu to get the


    doctor over,” Gu Mingchen told her gently.


    “I’m fine. I think it’s just the time of the month. It’s always painful before my periodes,” she replied.


    It was really untimely since she had missed her period for a few months already.


    “I’ll get you a drink. Go back to the room and rest after that. I’ll have to stay here to attend to the


    guests,” Gu Mingchen said.


    Bai Rong did not want to add to his burden, so she agreed. Just as she was about to go back to her


    room, she heard the monk announcing the arrival of a guest.


    She walked down the corridor and looked over to the mourning hall. It was Su Zheng and his family.


    Su Zheng looked sorrowful as he held the joss sticks in his hands. She wondered if Su Zheng even


    thought about his friendship with Gu Tianhang when he plotted against Gu Mingchen. She felt


    disgusted looking at him, so she turned and went back to the room.


    “My condolences,” Su Junhao told Gu Mingchen after he paid his respects to the dead. Gu Mingchen


    nodded without saying anything.


    After eight o’clock, friends and families came one after another to see Gu Tianhang onest time. Bai


    Rong fell into slumber on the bed until someone came into the room.


    Zhang Xingyu had brought a TCM practitioner over. “Ms. Wu, Mr. Gu is worried about you, so we called


    the doctor over. I hope you don’t mind,” Zhang Xingyu said with a glee on his face.


    “It’s fine,” Bai Rong said, smiling faintly.


    The Chinese medicine doctor came over and checked her eyes before asking her to stick her tongue


    out. His expression became serious as he examined her.


    “I’ve been missing my periodtely. Even when it’s on time, it’s extremely painful,” Bai Rong exined.


    The TCM practitioner took her pulse and his frown deepened.


    “What’s the matter?” she asked.


    “You’re pregnant, but there are signs of miscarriage, so you stay in bed. I’ll give you a prescription and


    you need to take the medicine every day after your meals. Hopefully, your condition improves after a


    week. But if you’re not at ease, we can just take your blood now and get it tested at the hospital, or you


    can just stay at the hospital,” the doctor suggested.