Ni Ya knelt on the mat, looking at the remains of her parents with tears in her eyes.

She gritted her teeth and kept from crying because she promised them not to cry.

Birth, aging, illness and death are natural, but why did she lose her parents at such a young age?

She considers herself to have never done anything bad, and her parents are also kind-hearted. Why did this kind of bad luck happen to her?

She was really unwilling.

Suddenly her eyes turned black, her heartbeat accelerated, and Ni Ya fell forward.

She forced her consciousness, got up from the ground and sat on the sofa.

She has been feeling uncomfortable in her stomach and intestines for the past few days, probably because she lost her appetite for three meals in the hospital, causing gastrointestinal dysfunction.

The housekeeper walked into the room carrying some porridge and side dishes. Seeing Ni Ya's pale face, he asked nervously, "Miss, what's wrong with you?"

"I'm fine, I'm just a little dizzy and want to vomit."

Ni Ya rubbed her eyebrows, "Maybe it's because I haven't had a good rest these days. I'll go back to the room and take a nap."

"Miss, you should eat something to warm your stomach first, and then you will feel better when you go to sleep."

The housekeeper picked up a small spoon, put some sugar in it, sprinkled it into the porridge, mixed it well, and then served it to Ni Ya.

Ni Ya couldn't help crying, "This is my dad's favorite thing to do. Every time I don't want to eat, my dad will put some sugar in the porridge for me to eat."

"Miss, although the master is no longer here, the Ni family is still here."

The housekeeper couldn't help but his eyes were aching, "I will take good care of you for you."

"Thank you butler."

Ni Ya held back tears and barely ate half a bowl of porridge without touching the side dishes.

"I can't eat anymore, please take it away."

"good."

The housekeeper picked up the tray and left. Ni Ya sat for a few more minutes before going back to the room.

Her stomach was churning, and she rushed into the bathroom and vomited up half the bowl of porridge she had just eaten. She didn't sit down on the floor until she vomited out the bitter water.

Why do you vomit?

Ni Ya frowned and had a flash of inspiration. She counted the days in her mind and found that her period had already passed a few days ago.

She obviously took the morning-after pill, is it possible that she is pregnant?

She raised her hand to caress her belly and couldn't help crying.

Did God take pity on her for losing her parents, so she gave her another relative?

She got up from the ground, opened the door, ran downstairs, and ran towards the door.

"Miss, where are you going?"

The housekeeper called Ni Ya, and she responded without looking back, "I'm going out and I'll be back soon."

Ni Ya drove to a nearby pharmacy and bought some pregnancy test sticks.

Since she suspected that she was pregnant, she wanted to confirm it.

Back at Ni's house, Ni Ya ran upstairs like a gust of wind.

The housekeeper didn't understand what was going on with Ni Ya, and asked worriedly, "Miss, are you really okay?"

"fine."

Ni Ya went back to her room, closed the door, took out the pregnancy test stick she bought and read the instructions carefully before entering the bathroom.

She followed the instructions and stared nervously at the pregnancy test stick.

Yes or no?

She was very conflicted in her heart and hoped that there would be a baby because she had always wanted a baby.

But she was worried that Geng Chengyu would not agree to let her give birth.

A few minutes later, two lines clearly showed on the pregnancy test stick, proving that she was pregnant.

She grabbed the pregnancy test stick with great joy, and it turned out that she was really pregnant.

When she was most sad and helpless, the arrival of this child gave her a glimmer of hope.

But when the words Geng Chengyu said popped up, her mood hit rock bottom again.

When she wanted to marry Geng Chengyu, his condition was that she would not have children.

He touched her that night and specially left medicine for her, with the very clear purpose of not having children.

But the child unexpectedly took root in her belly.

This is her child.

Why should she care whether Geng Chengyu agrees or not? They didn't get a marriage certificate, so they could break up at any time.

He said she could leave when she wanted to.

Then it's time for her to leave.

She originally planned to leave, but the arrival of this child made her completely put aside any hesitation in her heart.

In order to give birth to this child, she had to leave.

She would hide away from Geng Chengyu so that he did not know the existence of this child.

…

On the seventh day of Ni's father's life, Ni Ya knelt on the soft cushion and burned paper for him, "Dad, don't worry, I already have the hope and courage to continue living."

She had already made a plan. Now that she had decided to leave, she had to make it clear to Geng Chengyu.

After burning the paper, Ni Ya said to the housekeeper, "I may be away for a while, and I will leave it to you to take care of the Ni family."

"Miss, are you going back to my uncle's place?"

The housekeeper sighed and complained a little, "I'm already sick, and I don't see him coming to pay homage. Is there anyone like him who can be a uncle?"

"Maybe he's too busy."

Ni Ya's calm tone was not that she wanted to excuse Geng Chengyu, but that she no longer cared about his attitude.

She exchanged a few words with the housekeeper and drove away.

Back at the manor, Ni Ya packed her personal belongings into her suitcase and pulled the suitcase downstairs.

"Mom, you're back."

When Maomao saw Ni Ya, she immediately let go of Geng Chengyu's hand and ran towards her.

"Maomao."

Ni Ya glanced at Geng Chengyu, bent down and hugged Maomao.

She felt very sad because it turned out that Geng Chengyu was unwilling to answer her call even in the manor.

When she was at her most vulnerable and needed comfort, he would rather hide than show up.

This was the man she and Father Ni were clamoring about to marry. Her decision was so damn ridiculous.

"Niya, I just came back from a business trip in country a. I am planning to send Maomao back and go to the Ni family to worship."

Geng Chengyu's words sounded like an excuse to Ni Ya, and she didn't need it now.

"No need, my father's funeral has been completed, there is no need for outsiders to disturb me anymore."

Ni Ya let go of Maomao and pulled the suitcase to leave. Maomao was anxious, "Mom, where are you going?"

"Maomao, I'm sorry, I have to leave. I can't be your mother anymore."

Now that Ni Ya has decided to leave, she must tell Maomao regardless of whether she can accept it or not.

After all, the child is a child, and if they are separated for a long time, he will forget her.

Maybe Geng Chengyu will find a suitable woman in the future and he will have a new mother.

"I don't want you to leave."

Maomao hugged Ni Ya and cried, "I want mom. Dad, I want mom to stay."

Ni Ya pushed Maomao away cruelly, pulled her suitcase and left. Geng Chengyu grabbed her arm, "Why are you leaving so suddenly?"

"You said that I can leave at any time when I want to."

Ni Ya looked sideways at Geng Chengyu, "I'm tired and don't want to stay with you anymore."

Geng Chengyu obviously did not expect that Ni Ya would ask to leave at this time. This was too sudden.
Chapter completed!