Chapter 344 - 121 What’s done cannot be undone
"Why do you punish yourself for the mistakes of others? If Mother knew, she would definitely be heartbroken; she loved you so much, how could she bear to see you give up on yourself..."
"Dad, I’m not saying this to seek your sympathy; I just don’t want to see you go on like this..."
"Stop talking, I told you to stop." The man suddenly became fierce, his hands abruptly choking Yun Ya’s neck, his eyes bursting with a dangerous and crazed flame.
Yun Ya was still smiling, her clear eyes staring straight at him.
"You should have done this when I was born, strangle me to death, then you wouldn’t have to suffer anymore..."
The fingers tightened more and more, and it was gradually becoming difficult to breathe. Yun Ya’s eyes slowly began to diffuse, yet they still looked so gently at him.
As if willing to die by his hands.
Yun Shen was stung by such a gaze for a moment; his muddled brain suddenly cleared up, and he involuntarily loosened his fingers.
Yun Ya was gasping for air, supporting herself on the table, and when she looked up at him, she said, "See, you still can’t bear to see me die."
Yun Shen almost fled in disarray.
Yun Ya watched Yun Shen’s staggering figure, her lips curled in mockery, a sudden flash of ice-cold scorn crossing her eyes, deep and chilly like an abyss.
She touched her neck with her hand; it did hurt a bit.
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Yun Shu pushed open the door of the room. Su Antong, who had been prepared to rest, immediately stood up, "Shu’er..."
"Don’t call me that; it makes me sick to hear it," Yun Shu said coldly.
Su Antong’s face stiffened and his gaze dropped sadly.
"Don’t think I was joking earlier. You know my temper; I never joke. If you don’t get out of the Yun Family immediately, I will make sure you die a horrible death." As Yun Shu spoke, her expression was steely and ruthless, sending chills down one’s spine.
Su Antong’s lips quivered slightly but ultimately he sighed in resignation.
"I will leave now." He arrived alone, and he would leave without taking a cloud.
As he passed by Yun Shu, he smiled at her, his eyes warm and doting.
"Seeing you doing so well, I can rest assured."
With those words, he walked out.
But suddenly, there was a thud from outside the door, as if something had hit the ground.
Yun Shu’s heart skipped a beat, and she quickly walked out.
Su Antong was lying on the ground, unconscious.
Uncle Feng and two servants were preparing to lift him up; upon seeing Yun Shu emerge, they said awkwardly, "Madam..."
Yun Shu’s eyes were dark with menace: "Throw him out."
Uncle Feng couldn’t help but think about what deep hatred Madam had with this man. It was clear this man was ill, and to throw him out in the middle of the night when the temperature difference between day and night in Jiangzhou was significant, would certainly lead to his death.
But he did not dare to question the Madam’s decision. He ordered the two servants to carry the unconscious Su Antong and throw him outside the front door.
Just as he was about to step out of the living room, he heard Yun Shu’s detached voice from behind.
"Wait."
Uncle Feng turned respectfully: "Do you have any further orders, Madam?"
"Never mind, let’s keep him here for now, and call Doctor Liu to come over."
Doctor Liu was the Yun Family’s physician and essentially Yun Shu’s private doctor, available on call at any time.
Uncle Feng’s eyes flickered, "Yes."
Half an hour later, Doctor Liu arrived in a hurry.
After examining Su Antong, Doctor Liu shook his head and sighed as he came out, where a graceful figure was standing silently in the shadow near the door.
Doctor Liu was momentarily startled and quickly walked over: "Madam."
"How is he?" Her tone was indifferent, chilling to the bone.
"Terminal liver cancer, he has at most three months left."
He shook his head and sighed, "If only it had been discovered earlier, there could have been a treatment, but now, the cancer cells have spread, beyond any hope."
Yun Shu stiffened, her fingers tensed and then relaxed, her expression unchanged, cold and calm from beginning to end.
"Ha... serves him right."