Aunt Li sighed and patted his shoulder. "Forget it. You and her just aren't going to happen."
"You could tell at a glance that the man had an impressive background and was worth a fortune. And when it came to Xiao Qiao, he treated her so well there was nothing more to say."
"He wouldn't even let her wash a bowl. He gave her tens of millions in assets under his name without a second thought. For a man like that, forget searching with a lantern—even if you gouged your eyes out, you probably still wouldn't find another."
Any woman would know which man to marry, let alone her. She could tell that Xiao Qiao wasn't without feelings for that man either.
Thinking of the man who had still been at odds with him not long ago, then comparing him with his own situation, Jia Xianzhi gave a bitter smile. "Forget it. I really can't compare with him."
Perhaps this was what people meant by being fated to meet but not fated to be together.
He could only blame himself. He had been the one to ruin everything.
Perhaps from now on, he should let go a little and let his younger siblings learn to live and become strong on their own.
He also had to start a family and build a career. He would have a wife and children to care for, so he couldn't look after them for the rest of his life.
It was just a pity that by the time he had figured all this out, it was already too late.
"Actually, Xiao Qiao came back this time specifically to register in the county seat."
"She's going to take the self-study college entrance exams, and the test is next month. There's no way she'll return to