Oops, I had a ONS With My Secret Ex-husband-Chapter 529: Who Are You?

Ji Yu found the situation in front of her especially chaotic. She couldn’t understand what was going on with this person or why he was saying such outrageous things. 𝚏𝕣𝕖𝚎𝚠𝚎𝚋𝚗𝐨𝐯𝕖𝕝.𝕔𝐨𝕞

"Since you’ve already said this much, I don’t want to argue further. Come with me to see my dad. If he doesn’t recognize you, then our relationship must be fake."

The two of them went to the hospital together, and for the moment, the scene appeared to be relatively peaceful.

Hu Jianyu still hadn’t regained consciousness.

At this time, he was lying quietly on the bed, looking as if he were truly just asleep.

Every time Ji Yu saw this, her heart always felt a piercing ache.

"Yu, don’t be too upset. Uncle Hu will definitely get better; situations like this are quite common."

How could she possibly calm down at a time like this?

"I don’t have much to say. I just want to stay by my father’s side and take care of him. I don’t think I have any feelings for you. Maybe we should cancel our marriage."

When Ji Yu said these words, she showed no mercy.

Jiang Huai’s initially smiling face froze in an instant.

"Yu, you should know what you’re saying, right? If you break up with me now, you will have to face some consequences."

He was never someone to be trifled with, and besides, there had already been prior promises between them. How could they split up now?

"You made a promise to me before. You said you’d stay with me forever, and our engagement has already been made official. It’s too late for you to back out now."

"That’s why I said I don’t like you. I could never fall for someone so obsessive. What you’re saying disgusts me." Ji Yu held firm in her stance.

"I’ve never been an obsessive person; I just care deeply about matters like this."

Jiang Huai always felt like he’d captured her, only to repeatedly lose her.

"Our relationship isn’t something that can change. You promised me that you’d always be with me. Even if you’ve forgotten, it’s okay—we’ll slowly recover those memories together."

To him, this was nothing more than a beginning.

Ji Yu couldn’t figure out what was wrong with him. How could he be so fixated on a marriage promise, on a single statement?

"I think you might be overthinking things, and given the current situation, I can’t explain it to you right now."

"If you don’t know how to explain, then don’t. I understand what’s in your heart—that’s enough." He spoke with a smile, as though these matters were truly insignificant.

Every time Ji Yu saw him like this, she felt an inexplicable sense of unease—it was as if her skin crawled, though she didn’t know if it was just her imagination.

"Yu, get some rest. I can tell you’re still very affected by this." He discreetly sprayed some kind of liquid on her clothes.

Sure enough, someone who had seemed lively and energetic a moment ago suddenly became drowsy and ready to fall asleep.

"Get some rest. Since you’re tired, just sleep. With me by your side, you have nothing to fear." Ji Yu felt the words oddly familiar but couldn’t recall where she’d heard them before.

This time, she had a hazy dream. In the dream, she met a man without a face, and the two of them were very happy together.

"I’m sorry, but I have to leave." The man suddenly said.

Ji Yu felt an inexplicable wave of sadness wash over her, as if their parting was painfully real.

"Why are you leaving? Was our time together unpleasant?"

"It’s simply that a certain time has come. I can’t stay by your side anymore. After this, you must be happy and never let anything make you sad again." His tone carried a hint of unease.

Ji Yu desperately tried to grab his hand, but all she caught was empty air.

"Yu, were you having a nightmare?" Jiang Huai’s voice came as she woke. He held her hand and spoke with profound tenderness.

Ji Yu felt utterly repulsed by him in that moment. There was nothing between them to talk about, yet he could still utter such words.

"Why are you looking at me like that? You should understand—I care for you deeply. That look in your eyes will only hurt me more."

Jiang Huai was most captivated by her eyes, but he hated the emotions they held at times like this.

"Who are you, really? I feel nothing for you. I don’t sense any love from you—only your madness."

Ji Yu trusted her instincts. When she realized something about his demeanor wasn’t right, she didn’t hesitate to make her judgment.

"Yu, this is just the beginning. Our path is long—you’ll learn to love me." He didn’t go into further explanations, only sighed softly, projecting an air of care.

"I won’t." Ji Yu was certain of her own tastes. There was no way feelings could be forced between them.

"Yu, don’t push me to do something drastic." Jiang Huai understood that this required restraint.

But he couldn’t suppress his emotions.

"Your personality will never win my affection. I hope you realize that."

"I don’t understand." He remained obstinate, unwilling to let go.

If he were capable of letting go, he wouldn’t have made this decision in the first place.

Ji Yu clenched her teeth, baffled by the circumstances unfolding around her.

This man was like a lingering phantom.

"If there’s nothing wrong with you, then get out of my circle of friends. Stop clinging to me. You’re perfectly capable of finding someone better with your qualities."

"I don’t want to hear that again." Jiang Huai grabbed her wrist with considerable force, making her wince in pain.

"Obey me, and I’ll grant your every wish. But if you defy me, those close to you will pay the price."

He uttered the threat with chilling composure.

"What do those people have to do with us?"