You Owe Me, My Love novel Chapter 145

“I’m engaged.” Gu Mingchen answered heavily, his expression unreadable.

Bai Rong’s heart plunged at the answer as the aching pain stabbed at her momentarily.

It had been 3 years since Gu Mingchen was engaged to Su Wanning, yet they were still not married yet. Was it because he had not gotten over Zhou Hailan?

Bai Rong lowered her eyes and sat back on the sofa.

Since he had openly informed her of his engagement, it meant that he intended to stay a distance from her as well. So why should she purposely stay away from him out of guilt?

“What I’m going to say next is just my deduction. I apologize in advance for anything wrong.” Bai Rong warned beforehand.

“Just say it. Be quick.” Song Yi replied impatiently, his brows in a deep frown as he stared intently at the psychologist.

“Your mother is an easygoing person on the surface. However, she was actually emotionally sensitive. She merely hid that side of her behind her optimistic façade. She was a compassionate woman with a kind and young heart.” Bai Rong deduced.

“Yes, you’re right. Please continue.” Song Yi rushed.

“Your father is a refined and graceful gentleman of genteel upbringing. He’s from a noble family that greatly emphasized good manners and behavior, hence he was groomed to be a talented perfectionist with great attention to detail. However, he’s not a well-mannered person deep down. He’s very strict and values his dignity more than anyone. When he’s angry, he acts like a totally different person, which is the exact opposite of his graceful self. All these while, he has been trying very hard to hide this side of him.” Bai Rong continued.

Song Yi pursed his lips in displeasure. “The first part is correct. As for the second part, from where did you deduce my father to be that type of person? That sounds like nonsense to me.”

“Your father always prepares many sets of shoe covers for the guests. From the way he places the shoe covers at the most obvious place on the porch, I can deduce that he dislikes people visiting his house. However, out of his good manners, he did not mention his dislike nor outright decline the visits of guests.”

“The most he can do is to take measures to maintain the cleanliness of his house. Psychologically speaking, people who dislike visitors also dislike visiting others. They may be easygoing on the outside, but they’re internally wary of others. This type of person tends to be selfish of their own feelings, which is a behavior that contradicts your father’s upbringing. Hence, he has to suppress his dislike within him.”