Jilted by Day, Cuddled At Night-Chapter 111: Every Day Is a Manic-Depressive Period

Chapter 111: Chapter 111: Every Day Is a Manic-Depressive Period

Su Wan never actually woke up, but she skillfully hugged her big tail and fell into a contented sleep.

Gu Jue felt a bit helpless, as if he was less important than his own tail.

Yet, his face was full of tenderness as he leaned in to kiss her between the eyebrows.

Previously, he had thought she was his exclusive medicine, able to soothe his Manic-Depressive Period.

But after truly spending days and nights together, Gu Jue realized that just being by her side,

every day was a Manic-Depressive Period.

Of course, Gu Jue knew that Wanwan’s body was fragile, so he suppressed all the affectionate thoughts in his heart, pulled up the quilt, and drew his delicate wife into his arms.

In the morning, sunlight streamed in, and the beige curtains glowed with even more warmth.

When Su Wan woke up, she found that the person beside her was no longer there; she didn’t even know if Gu Jue had come back last night.

He probably did... right?

After waking up, Su Wan saw the messages Gu Jue had sent her, saying he went to the military department early in the morning due to urgent official duties.

Su Wan sent a message back telling him to take care of his health, and then she got up to wash and tidy up.

After breakfast, she took a flying vehicle to school.

Ever since the grand wedding and the announcement of her pregnancy, Su Wan had become the center of attention every time she walked on campus.

Originally, Su Wan had gotten used to it.

But this time, the gazes of people who were focused on her seemed to carry a bit of sympathy?

By the time Su Wan arrived in her classroom, Luo Jina immediately came over with concern: "Xiaowan, don’t be sad, he’s not worth it for a father like that."

Sheng An also said, "Xiaowan, you still have us."

In the Federal Empire, being abandoned by one’s parents was a very sad thing for many people.

Finally, Su Wan understood what the sympathy in everyone’s eyes meant.

She smiled and said, "You don’t have to worry about me; I’m really fine."

"Xiaowan, you don’t have to put on a brave front, we all understand. Don’t worry, we are all on your side. Such a father, it’s better without him."

"..."

Even the teacher who came in for class looked at her with eyes full of sympathy and concern, causing Su Wan to let out a light sigh.

Forget it, no explanation needed.

Many acquaintances who couldn’t meet her in person sent messages, even Director Mu sent a message to comfort Su Wan.

Su Wan was almost overwhelmed by the concern.

She merely replied politely with a thank you.

Sitting in his office, Mu Lei frowned at the polite but distant thank you.

He always felt she was deliberately distancing herself from him.

A bit strange.

Back at the Training Star Base, Su Wan, that kid, used to pay a lot of attention to him.

Mu Lei suddenly recalled his recent interactions with Lin Ranyue.

Actually, he could feel that Lin Ranyue had a good impression of him.

But her fondness was still very reserved, other than occasionally sending messages and occasionally having coffee.

Nothing else happened.

Mu Lei’s long fingers tapped on the table.

Could it be that after getting to know him better, Lin Ranyue was dissatisfied and her daughter had also started to distance herself from him?

His deep eyes darkened slightly.

He carefully recalled his actions during this period to determine if there was anything he had done poorly...

**

Throughout the day, Su Wan was receiving care from all directions and when it was time to leave school in the evening, she received concern from yet another person.

It was her second brother, Su Ni.

Su Ni and his companions encountered danger, were successfully rescued, and after several twists and turns, finally arrived safely at the First Star District.

He had a place to stay in the First Star District, where, after settling down, his wounds were re-treated with medicine, and Su Ni aimlessly began browsing the internet for information.

That’s when he stumbled upon that public notice.

He was completely shocked!

His father had actually disowned Xiaowan?

Without a second thought, Su Ni tried to contact his father, Su Zhen, to ask him what he meant by this.

First, it was the divorce with his mother Lin Ranyue and now disowning his sister Xiaowan, even marrying that Du Weiwei!

Su Ni truly didn’t understand.

What had happened to their once happy family to turn it into this?

What on earth was Dad trying to do?

Su Zhen was still basking in the joy of becoming a father again.

He didn’t take kindly to his second son’s questioning tone.

"I have my reasons for doing this, Xiaoni. Where have you been all this time, do you not care about this family at all?"

"I had an accident, I almost didn’t make it back!"

"Heh, who would believe that? Anyway, it’s not your place to lecture me about this!"

Then Su Zhen hung up the communication.

Su Ni was stunned for a few seconds before feeling utterly speechless. What in the world was all this?

And he really did almost die; doesn’t his father care about him at all?

Su Ni felt both distressed and angry.

His wound throbbed with pain!

Su Ni thought about how his father was now with Du Weiwei, and figured his sister Su Man should know about it, but when he tried to reach out to her, there was no response whatsoever!

Su Man was also ignoring him!

Su Ni lay there stiffly, staring at the ceiling, feeling a bit disillusioned with life.

Cecilia brought in a cup of medicine and said, "What you should really be doing now is comforting Xiaowan."

Seeing the medicine in her hand, Su Ni’s expression became very complicated.

But he still said somewhat awkwardly, "Xiaowan is probably not expecting any comfort from me right now."

Cecilia: "She might not expect it, and she has reasons not to. It was you who neglected her first, and you even treated Su Man better—so you as a brother are at fault here. This is exactly why you need to care for her more now. Unless, you really want to completely drift away from this sister."

Su Ni actually didn’t want that.

The missed time couldn’t be made up.

But they were siblings after all, and he didn’t want to become strangers with his sister.

Su Ni: "Alright, then I’ll send her a message."

Cecilia: "Without sincerity. Contact her directly with a projection."

Su Ni felt awkward, mainly afraid of being rebuffed, but his gaze fell on the familiar bowl of medicine, and he said, "Then how about I take the medicine first, and after that, I’ll call Xiaowan?"

Cecilia, with a calm face: "If you don’t want to drink it, that’s fine too. The conditions are met now, I’ll get a doctor to give you an IV."

Su Ni: "..."

A few minutes later, Su Wan, who had just finished class, received a projection call from her second brother Su Ni. She had already been comforted so much today that she was numb.

Yet, she couldn’t imagine if her second brother would comfort her or not, so she simply answered the call.

Then, she saw her second brother, all wrapped up like a mummy... That was her brother, right?

Su · Mummy · Ni awkwardly said, "Xiaowan, I saw the notice. Regardless of the reason, it’s my dad who’s in the wrong! Don’t be sad, alright?"

Su Wan smiled: "Don’t worry, I’m not sad. Because Su Zhen gave up on me for Du Weiwei and Su Man, it made me see clearly that he doesn’t deserve to be a father."

On the other end of the screen, Su Ni was so agitated he almost jumped off the sickbed.

"What in the world happened?"

He had just returned and saw the notice, still unaware of everything else.