This child might not be anticipated by anyone, but she could not bear to let go. She could not bear to abort him or deprive him of the right to come into this world and see it.
Wu Haishan took off his pants, shoes, and socks and lay straight down on the bed. Impatiently, he said, "Didn't your sister sell even the house and move away a long time ago? How are you going to find her? Where are you going to look?"
"Besides, it only costs two yuan to take the bus there and back. Why do you need five yuan? Do you think my money was blown in by the wind?"
"How come I never realized before that you were so calculating? They say people hide everything before marriage and only reveal their true colors afterward. Looks like it's really true."
"Wu Haishan, what do you mean? I'm calculating against you?"
Su Ya Ni felt utterly miserable.
She did not know whether to blame herself for being blind and misjudging him, or to blame Wu Haishan for being shameless.
"Who exactly is calculating against whom? Am I calculating against you, or are you and your family calculating against me and my sister?"
"Ever since my sister sold the house and left, you changed. Even though I'm carrying your child, you never show me a good look when you come home."
"You come back this late every day, and I can't even ask you about it. This is what it means to hide your true self before marriage, isn't it? Now that I'm no longer useful to you, you've revealed your true colors, haven't you?"
"I only asked you for five yuan—two yuan for the bus and three yuan to buy some steamed buns to eat—and you said I