My Superstar Wife Is So Popular-Chapter 691 - 689: Because I Don’t Want to Miss Him Anymore

Jiang Yao regained her composure and pushed Wen Qiao back with her elbow, "Talking about love, am I not troubled enough taking care of you, you little bastard? I don’t have any spare energy to fall in love."

"How did this get pinned on me? I’m such an easy person to deal with."

Jiang Yao raised an eyebrow, "Like?"

"The most obvious thing is, other artists’ love affairs drive their managers crazy, but not me. I went straight for your big boss, Fu Jinghen. If we go public, you won’t have to worry about PR, and it’ll even get you a raise," Wen Qiao said nonchalantly, with an unperturbed face. "How great is that?"

Jiang Yao opened her mouth, but in the end, she realized that what Wen Qiao said was indeed true and closed it again.

"So—"

Wen Qiao suddenly thrust her face towards Jiang Yao, leaving only a fist’s distance between them. Her eyes bore down as she scrutinized Jiang Yao, "Are you or are you not in a relationship?"

"No."

Wen Qiao pulled back a bit, her eyes meticulously scanning Jiang Yao’s face again. Seeing her composed demeanor, not appearing to be lying, Wen Qiao turned her gaze away.

But, there’s a demon lurking in the abnormal; the sudden way Jiang Yao asked her that kind of question indicated that even if she wasn’t in a relationship, she definitely had the intention of starting one.

Plus, even though Jiang Yao pretended to be calm just now, some subtle reactions did not escape Wen Qiao’s notice.

Especially after she mentioned Ye Shengnan’s name.

Some subconscious reactions simply can’t lie.

Because in the original novel, Jiang Yao was a supporting character with very little detail. Wen Qiao vaguely remembered that it had been mentioned that Jiang Yao’s parents had divorced, and on the day her mother signed the divorce papers, she committed suicide by slitting her wrists.

Just like her original self, only slightly more tragic, at least her own parents were still alive.

Perhaps it was sympathy for their shared circumstances that made Jiang Yao initially approach Wen Qiao.

But as for more specific details, the original work did not elaborate further.

Wen Qiao thought, this must be the reason Jiang Yao closed off her heart.

With such a bloody precedent in front of her, not wanting to repeat her parents’ mistakes, she chose not to touch upon it.

Wounds always need healing; avoiding them doesn’t mean they’re healed. Because the wounds are still festering, out of fear of pain, she didn’t dare to touch them.

In the entertainment industry, there are many who only marry in their thirties or forties, but what makes Jiang Yao different is that she closed off her heart.

Wen Qiao genuinely hoped that someone would soothe the wounds in Jiang Yao’s heart and replace her unfavorable impression of love.

She opened a can of beer and handed it to Jiang Yao, waiting until she took it before opening another one and clinking it against Jiang Yao’s. After taking a few gulps and letting out a burp, Wen Qiao spoke slowly, "I forgot to tell you that I’m planning to find the right moment to go public with my relationship with Fu Jinghen."

Jiang Yao was startled, pulling the beer she was about to drink away from her lips, "Why have you decided to go public this time?"

"Because I don’t want to miss out on him again."

Mentioning Fu Jinghen brought an involuntary smile to Wen Qiao’s eyes, "There are too many unrequited loves in this world; mutual love is even harder than winning the lottery. Plus, I’ve already lost him once and don’t want to lose him a second time. Since the thing he’s most concerned about is my constant concealment of our relationship, I’ll just eradicate his biggest worry completely."