Reborn as a Fake Heiress Marrying the Tycoon novel Chapter 385

Chapter 385: Quite Tragic

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Her eyes were beautiful, clear and moist, yet they held an unmistakable hint of sarcasm. There was no joy, no excitement, not even a hint of thrill. It was as if she genuinely didn’t want to interact with him. Why was that?

He had noticed that Gu Zi was different from the Gu Zi he used to know. Gong Zhan found it hard to accept. She was not like before. She no longer prioritized him in everything. In her heart now, Gong Zhan was merely a stranger.

The Gu Zi who used to laugh for him, feel sad for him, lose herself for him, and even make a scene for him, seemed to be gone forever. In that moment, Gong Zhan felt as if he had lost something very important, leaving a gaping hole in his heart.

But it was just a fleeting moment. Gong Zhan quickly recovered, telling himself that it was nothing, that he had never really liked Gu Zi.

He steered the conversation back to Lin Miao’s matter, calmly asking, “What conditions do you need to forgive Lin Miao, to keep her out of jail?”

Uncle Yang came over and greeted Gu Zi. Seeing Uncle Yang there, Gu Zits expression softened a bit. She had a good impression of Uncle Yang and wouldn’t ignore him just because she was indifferent to Gong Zhan.

However, she was truly speechless with Gong Zhan, so even with Uncle Yang present, her attitude towards Gong Zhan didn’t improve.

Without any hesitation, Gu Zi said, “I will not forgive Lin Miao, nor do I want to get involved in any of her affairs. As far as I’m concerned, the theft case has been closed. So, you should leave.”

Gu Zi felt that the original host’s love was unworthy. Seeing Gong Zhan’s attitude, she knew that this man was actually quite cold-blooded.

The woman he liked was always a set of characteristics and persona, not a specific person. Once the woman lost the traits he liked, he would immediately look for those traits in other women, falling for someone else. He could never like just one person.