Withered Broken Ice Blue

Chapter 483 Don't You Want Me?

As time went by, the number of medical devices on Chi Feiwan's body gradually decreased.

This meant that her physical condition was slowly improving, which made everyone around her feel relieved.

However, despite appearing to be improving, she is still not well enough to be discharged from hospital.

Occasionally, Chi Feiwan would feel dizzy or have a headache, symptoms that reminded her that her body had not yet fully recovered.

This condition is worrisome because it may indicate an underlying health problem or require further treatment and observation.

There were a lot of people gathered in the office today, and they all said they were her relatives.

But judging from the expressions of those people, they felt more guilty.

An elderly woman walked out of the crowd with tears in her eyes and approached Chi Feiwan's bed.

She gently stroked Chi Feiwan's hand and said in a trembling voice: "Child, we are sorry for you..."

Chi Feiwan looked confused, she didn't know this woman.

The woman went on, "Wanwan, the scene of your car accident has replayed in my mind countless nights." After saying that, the woman shed tears of regret.

Chi Jinshu who was standing next to him couldn't help but laugh out loud. There was actually someone who could lie without thinking.

If Chi Feiwan hadn't lost his memory, Shen Linxi wouldn't have said that.

Chi Feiwan blinked, her heart filled with shock. Her first instinct told her that the bond between her and the man in front of her was not deep, and her notebook also told her that she did not have any deep feelings for this family.

Human eyes are the windows to the soul, and their expressions can often reflect one's true emotions and thoughts.

A person may be able to disguise himself with words, but it is difficult to disguise his eyes.

So, when Chi Feiwan saw the guilt in their eyes, she understood that this was a fact that could not be hidden.

So the question is, why do they have such guilt in their eyes? The only reasonable explanation is that they must have done something wrong to Chi Feiwan, which is why they are so guilty and uneasy.

This feeling of guilt only comes naturally when people realize that they have made a mistake or done something wrong to others.

"You... I don't recognize you anymore..." Chi Feiwan said slowly.

Chi Feiwan looked at them, then looked away: "I don't trust anyone now."

Shen Linxi smiled helplessly: "Wanwan, you have lost your memory, how can you still know whether what we said is true or false?"

Everyone looked at each other, Chi Feiwan lowered his eyes and said, "That's why I don't believe anyone.

No matter what you say, I need time to think about it."

There are some bad things recorded in Chi Feiwan's notebook.

That page was specially written in red about family.

Shen Linxi's blue eyes were filled with tears, as if he was really sad about Chi Feiwan's amnesia.

Even if he read the book from beginning to end, even if he read it word by word, Chi Feiwan could not see any praise for his family.

There is no mention of "grandmother" in the book. Chi Feiwan has lost her memory, and she doesn't know that she has someone she loves very much.

This text made Chi Feiwan's heart tighten. She didn't know whether it was something she had written or a hint left by someone else.

Chi Feiwan was still skeptical as to whether the handwriting was his own.

Chi Feiwan tightly grasped the notebook in his hand. Should he believe what was written in the notebook?

Jiang Huaixu was there in the evening. He no longer had the same imposing aura as before, but Chi Feiwan still felt that the man in front of him was not a good husband.

Chi Feiwan wrote down her observations over the past few days in a notebook. Those people came to visit her, but her so-called husband visited her less often than Song Jinan.

Sometimes, when Chi Feiwan and her mother were the only ones in the ward, Xiao Lizi would stand quietly by the side, silently looking at her mother, whose face was haggard, on the bed. Xiao Lizi's eyes gradually became moist, with tears welling up in them.

"Mom, you... really don't remember me at all?" Little Lizi asked in a trembling voice. How she wished she could see a glimmer of familiarity in her mother's eyes, even if only for a moment.

Chi Feiwan sat on the edge of the bed, gently flipping through a notebook. One or two pages were particularly eye-catching because they were covered with photos of Xiao Lizi and densely packed records of every little thing about Xiao Lizi.

All of these words are filled with deep maternal love, and between the lines they reveal the mother's endless care for little pear.

Chi Feiwan read those warm words carefully, and the corners of his mouth lifted up involuntarily, revealing a gratified smile. "Your name is Jiang Muli and your nickname is Xiaolizi.

"I remember you." Chi Feiwan stretched out his hand and gently stroked the photo of Xiao Lizi in the notebook, as if he could touch the beautiful times in the past through this photo.

Xiao Lizi remembered what Chi Feiwan said before: If one day mom forgets you, you must say your name and tell me loudly that you are my daughter.

Xiao Lizi kissed Chi Feiwan on the side of her face: "Mom, my name is Jiang Muli, I am your daughter."

Chi Feiwan smiled gently, and his eyes were no longer endlessly gray, but there was still some color, but it was not obvious.

In the following days, Chi Feiwan worked hard to restore his memory, while also carefully observing the people and things around him.

Chi Feiwan did not change the medicine bottle on his desk, and the memories in his mind these days became surprisingly clear, and even though they were fragmented, they could be pieced together.

The taste of those medicines was a little different from the ones Chi Feiwan took a few days ago. Chi Feiwan told the doctor about the medicines, and the doctor said there was no problem.

He even printed out the specific ingredients of the medicine and searched for the corresponding herbs online. He only dared to continue taking it after knowing that there were no side effects.

Finally, the time came to the beginning of the month, and the sun shone through the white curtains of the hospital ward and onto Chi Feiwan who was lying on the bed. After this period of treatment and recuperation, she learned that she only had two days left before she could be discharged from the hospital.

I am in good health now, and apart from taking medicines on time, there are no other issues that require special attention.

However, the news that Chi Feiwan was about to be discharged from the hospital also foreshadowed another thing.

Song Jinan was about to return to Haicheng. This was the last time Jiang Huaixu allowed her to visit him.

On this day, when Chi Feiwan was sitting on the hospital bed eating, a strange feeling came over him.

She keenly noticed that something was wrong with Song Jinan.

His eyes seemed to always avoid meeting my gaze, as if he was hiding some secret. Moreover, even the tone of his voice when he spoke to me was a little more unfamiliar than before, no longer as friendly and natural as before.

This change made Chi Feiwan feel a little confused: "Song Jinan, you have changed."