Mo Bai's mother's words caused Lin Siyan's grip to gradually relax. She looked at Mo Bai's mother with tears streaming down her face, a look of pleading in her eyes.
When Mo Bai came back to pick up his mother, he witnessed this scene. His mother's troubled expression made him frown involuntarily.
"Mom," Mo Bai approached his mother and asked, "Have you packed everything?"
"I... I have packed," Mo Bai's mother said, "but Mo Bai... do we really have to move out? Siyan... is there some kind of misunderstanding between you two?"
"There's no misunderstanding," Mo Bai interrupted his mother, saying, "Moving out is the best choice. We were always going to part ways."
"Mo Bai..." Lin Siyan looked at the man, tears spilling from her eyes uncontrollably, "I beg you... I don't want to be apart from you..."
"Siyan, stop struggling," Mo Bai said. "What happened that year is a knot in my heart; you know that better than anyone."
