Chapter 9 — In my previous life, I saved my son. In this life, I give in to my younger sister

In her previous life, Tiet Chi Nghi once placed his hand on her belly and softly said that the future child would definitely be like him. At that time, he withdrew his hand and coldly told her not to think about using the child to tie him down. Turns out it wasn't her who used the child to tie him up. It's because he never deserved to be called father by that child. In a high fever, Luc Thieu suddenly burst into tears. He opened his mouth to call Tiet Chi Nghi's name, but his dry throat only made hoarse sounds. The escort sitting next to him heard the movement, lightly kicked his leg, and said impatiently:

"I thought a rich man like you didn't know pain, but it turns out he also knows how to cry."

Another escort was warming his hands by the fire when he suddenly remembered something and said casually:

"Speaking of the young man from a noble family, today I went into the city to buy dry food. I heard that Lady Quy is about to give birth. Lord Quy sends someone every day to find the best tonic for her. He also said that as long as Madam is safe, both sons and daughters are blessings of the Quy family."

Hearing the four words Mrs. Quy, Luc Thieu suddenly opened his eyes. In the dark, his eyes were bloodshot, but terrifyingly bright. He remembered this life, the day Quy Thu Nghieu stood in front of Tiet Palace, holding the four-kiss decree in his hand, calmly blocking in front of Tiet Chi Nghi. He also remembered that day, she told him that spilled water was difficult to collect, and a capsized boat was difficult to save. At that time, he was unwilling, only felt that she intentionally used those words to stab his heart. Now he understands that she is not taking revenge. She just really doesn't need him anymore. The child in his previous life was personally harmed by him, but in this life he finally returned to her side in another way. It's just that the child will no longer have the surname Luc, nor will he need a father who coldly kicked his mother into the lake. It will be born in the expectation of Quy Thu Nghieu, named by its grandfather, held in the arms of its mother, and grow up peacefully under the warm light. Luc Thieu suddenly burst out laughing. Halfway through laughing, tears flowed down again. He once thought that if Tiet Chi Nghi lost him, he would only be left with humiliation and loneliness. He thought that as long as he was willing to turn around, she would definitely stay in place and wait for him. But it turns out that from beginning to end, the only person left behind in the past was him. That night, Luc Thieu's fever became more and more severe. Before dawn, he vaguely saw a figure in a blue shirt standing on the shore of the lake. She no longer swam towards him, nor did she reach out for help. She just stood there calmly, behind her were thousands of lights and a man carefully putting on her coat. He used all his last strength, wanting to say sorry. But his lips moved for a long time, and in the end he only let out a broken breath. It wasn't until the last moment that Luc Thieu understood that what he lost was not a wife, but a whole life that he could have loved.