PNB Chapter 479: What Would You Do If You Broke Up
Chapter 479: What Would You Do If You Broke Up
His expression and response made Qian Ling feel stifled.Everyone was reasonably suspicious that he was pretending, that he was doing it on purpose. Everyone knows that intimate contact is a way to express love, but the two of them were really overdoing it!
The always agreeable Mo Yunchu came out to mediate: "I guess everyone’s thoughts are different. The first time I dated someone, I was even afraid that holding hands would offend the other person, unlike you, always staring at Yu Xia wherever you go."
As if wanting to tie the person to himself.
Only now did Xie Qingci act like a love-struck college boy, answering:
"But in school, people in relationships are like this; they hold hands and hug whenever they have time, inseparable on their way to and from classes. If there’s a date the next day, they’d be so excited they couldn’t sleep and would get up at five in the morning.
I used to find it unbelievable, but after experiencing love myself, I realized this is just basic behavior. Sometimes I even feel that holding hands, hugging, and kissing aren’t enough to express how much I like her."
Only when he saw her lying in his arms dazedly, letting him do as he pleased, did he feel a true sense of satisfaction.
Others felt this was a bit incredible too.
Mo Yunchu said: "You’re experiencing the honeymoon phase syndrome, it probably won’t last long. As time passes, couples tend to turn into friends or family."
Qian Ling added: "Many relationships go through this process. At first, love is intense, and if you don’t see the person for a second, you miss them terribly. Their shadow is in everything you do all day. Later, once you’re used to each other’s presence and she’s integrated into all aspects of your life, it becomes like having a roommate. Even if you go on a half-month business trip, you won’t miss them too much, and you might even forget to call them every day."
Though his relationship with Ling Yan hadn’t reached this point, Qian Ling spoke with authority, filled with a pessimistic attitude about the development of relationships and indifference.
"I don’t think so. It’s up to the person, and if I really don’t want our relationship to turn out that way, I will definitely take action to change that predetermined path." Xie Qingci’s attitude wasn’t influenced by the two of them; he remained firm.
Liu Yicheng laughed and used himself as an example.
"So, Xie Qingci, if you and Yu Xia were like me and Zhou Yu, what would you do? From an outsider’s perspective, it seems you’ve always hoped Zhou Yu and I would break up as soon as possible to end everything happily. So, if you broke up with Yu Xia because of your fault, would you want to win her back?"
Xie Qingci frowned, trying hard to ignore the hidden truth of Zhou Yu being pregnant. If Yu Xia were pregnant... never mind, she wouldn’t be pregnant.
"Yes," he answered first, "I’d try to win her back no matter how persistent I’d have to be; I can’t just watch her be with someone else."
Liu Ji smiled and chimed in: "But at that point, everyone thinks you should break up. If you still cling on, that’s quite a hassle for the girl. In harsher terms, that kind of behavior is quite scary."
Today’s male celebrities, regardless of their true attitude towards relationships, generally portray themselves in public as "cherishing each other when together, not disturbing each other after breaking up, only offering blessings"—the ideal perfect man image.
Because fans prefer this perfect type of man.
But Xie Qingci stuck to this answer; he didn’t care whether his thoughts on this would appear imperfect to netizens.
"That’s just a reference answer for something that hasn’t happened. If it were to happen to me, there’s no way I could take it lightly unless that man doesn’t care about the other person at all."
"Also," he continued, looking calm, "I don’t think a man having many relationships is a merit badge on their resume. I just want to be with her, so everything I do revolves around this purpose."
If He Ci had seen this scene, he would definitely comment, "He’s sitting on a lotus throne emitting golden light."
Back to the other side.
Yu Xia and Yuan Wang were lying bored, blowing air when someone knocked on the door.
Yuan Wang jumped up to open it, and a bunch of people came in, all visiting with their families.
He looked confused and turned to Yu Xia, asking, "Has your playboy reputation spread, and everyone’s here to get tips?"
Yu Xia replied, "Playboy your ass, I’m upright."
"But your online reputation is otherwise. There’s gossip claiming you’ve already had eighteen unsubstantiated relationships."
"..." Which trashy gossip account is spreading this false rumor?!
She stood up angrily from the lounge chair and asked Lan Hui, who was walking in front, "Why are you all coming over in a group? What’s up?"
"It’s me," Zhou Yu spoke up, "I have some questions and think it would be better to hear more opinions, and then they said to come find you."
Yuan Wang looked at her again as if to say: See, I told you everyone thinks you’re an experienced playboy in relationships.
You could make money and start a class.
Annoyed, she instructed him to bring out a few chairs, then sat back in the lounge chair and asked Zhou Yu, "What’s the question?"
Actually, everyone basically understood what question she wanted to ask, simply whether or not to completely break off with Liu Yicheng. Considering she’s pregnant now, the question might become whether to get back together or what to do with the child.
Sure enough, Zhou Yu pulled a slight smile and asked, "You know about that, right?"
Referring to the pregnancy, she nodded.
Zhou Yu then asked, "What do you think I should do now?"
Her friend added a bit: "She feels that seven years can’t just be thrown away, and sometimes when she sees what Liu Yicheng does, her heart softens."
"I think—" Just started, and everyone was looking at her, and she felt like she was really teaching a relationship class for confused men and women.
Yu Xia paused and changed to a more cautious wording.
"First of all, this is just my personal view, only for reference and not to be copied. Every issue should be considered with actual circumstances."
Everyone nodded eagerly, waiting impatiently for her answer.
"Then I’ll say it; I don’t think I’d soft-hearted."
This was almost equivalent to saying, "Am I a recycling bin? Why should I be reluctant to let go? Even if he died in front of me, I wouldn’t agree to get back together out of pity."
Anyone who knew her temper slightly had mentally swapped the tactful words for the above more imposing roar.
But advising someone to break up is really not easy. For instance, Zhou Yu, who got a straightforward answer, felt that what she said was too light and insisted on making her think again from a different perspective.
"If you and Xie Qingci break up and become like us, do you feel the same?"
Yu Xia was impatient: "I don’t care who he is. Even if it’s a celestial being, I need to consider whether I’m happy first. If I haven’t satisfied my own needs and start considering whether he’s hurt or upset, am I his mom?"
Replace it with the correct answer—are you Liu Yicheng’s mother? Are you considering so much for him? Why don’t you devote yourself and lock it down with him and benefit all of humanity.