Oops, I had a ONS With My Secret Ex-husband-Chapter 548 Hu Jianyu Passes Away

Jiang Huai stood to the side watching everything unfold. He had initially wanted to step forward to help Ji Yu, but seeing the look on her face, he suddenly felt a sense of fear. What if Ji Yu no longer wanted to be with him?

"Yu, Uncle has already passed away. You shouldn’t be so sad anymore."

His tone was casual, but Ji Yu’s eyes were filled with rage.

"It was you who killed my dad. I can never reconcile with you in this lifetime. Jiang Huai, you’re nothing but a liar." 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

Ji Yu was beginning to regret her decision. If her father had continued treatment at the hospital, maybe this wouldn’t have happened so soon.

Jiang Huai had no way to defend himself. He knew this was indeed his fault. Back when everything happened, he had no solution, yet he had still recklessly pressed forward.

And regarding the medication, he truly had gone too far.

Looking back now, he was filled with regret.

Why hadn’t he paid more attention back then?

If he had been cautious at the time, would things have turned out differently?

"Yu, I really didn’t mean it. I thought the medication would help Uncle Hu improve slightly, but I didn’t expect him to be resistant to it, so..."

"I don’t want to hear any of your excuses, Jiang Huai. I will never forgive you in this lifetime. You are my enemy." Ji Yu’s gaze was furious.

She rarely exhibited such emotions, but this time Jiang Huai had truly gone too far.

Jiang Huai saw her like this and felt heartbroken, yet he didn’t know what to say.

"Yu..." He called her name awkwardly, unable to figure out what he could do to make amends.

He had tried to come up with ways to make things right, but the thought of it made him realize that even if someone identical to Uncle Hu stood before Ji Yu, she would still notice something was off.

"Jiang Huai, you disgust me." Ji Yu said no more, instead standing to make a call, asking someone to take Hu Jianyu away.

She didn’t want to leave her father here any longer; the feeling was unbearable.

"Yu, I’ll come find you. I’ll find a way to make it up to you. Please don’t give up on me now. I truly love you."

"Love?" Ji Yu laughed for the first time upon hearing such absurd words, mostly because she found them laughably unforgivable.

"If your version of love means killing my father, then I can only say I hate you, not only in this life but even in the next. I will take your life."

Ji Yu’s words carried absolute seriousness.

As she left, she didn’t give him any chance to ask her to stay.

Ji Yuanzhou looked at the scene unfolding and felt deeply troubled, worrying if Ji Yu would develop long-lasting trauma as a result.

"Yu, you mustn’t give up like this."

"I’m not planning to give up on anything. I know exactly what I’m doing. I just want to take my father home." They hadn’t gone home together for such a long time; now, at least, they would be returning together.

Ji Yu’s lips carried a slight smile, but her expression was more sorrowful than tears.

Ji Yuanzhou didn’t know how to comfort her, so he sent a message to Gu Qixiao, hoping he could come. It might count as giving him an opportunity.

Gu Qixiao felt conflicted upon receiving the message. He was slightly excited but also at a loss for words. If Ji Yu truly didn’t remember him, then what was he supposed to do?

"Xiao, if you don’t go this time, I doubt Yu will ever want to see you again. In her moment of vulnerability, what she needs most is someone by her side."

Gu Qixiao nodded, indicating he understood.

Truthfully, he felt slightly nervous.

But when he saw Ji Yu, he suddenly felt like crying. After all, it had been so long since they last met.

Being able to see her now left his heart in turmoil.

This grown man found himself tearing up in such a moment.

Ji Yu recognized him immediately, even without an introduction.

"You’re here."

Such a simple phrase, as if neither of them had ever encountered problems, as if they had always been together, holding one another close.

"Yu, I don’t know how to comfort you, but please don’t cry. It hurts me to see you like this." Sometimes he wasn’t sure whether he should talk to her about all of this, but since it had already happened, there was no use dwelling on it.

"I’m really grateful you told me about this. Otherwise, I probably wouldn’t have had the chance to see my dad one last time."

Thinking back on it, she couldn’t help but appreciate Gu Qixiao’s actions.

Gu Qixiao didn’t know what to say either.

He could only stammer out, "You really don’t blame me? If I’d told you sooner, things wouldn’t have turned out this way."

Gu Qixiao had regrets too.

"How could I blame you? Everyone has told me about our relationship, and I know everything you’ve done for me was more than enough. You couldn’t have saved my dad."

Ji Yu understood the gravity of the situation. Her father’s condition had already deteriorated.

Ji Yu often felt uncertain about what she truly wanted.

But seeing Gu Qixiao, she suddenly realized—what she had always craved was simply someone to rely on.

"Yu, I miss you deeply, but I didn’t dare to tell you. I know you’ve suffered a lot recently. What are your plans moving forward?"

He intended to stay by Ji Yu’s side, but how things would proceed depended entirely on her.

Ji Yu’s gaze became resolute as she looked at him. "I want to completely deal with Jiang Huai. He turned my father into this, and I definitely won’t forget."

She understood her father’s situation clearly.

She wasn’t naïve—she knew Jiang Huai must be manipulating things behind the scenes.

"Jiang Huai is the person I despise most in this lifetime. I won’t make foolish mistakes anymore."

Since things had reached this point, resolving Jiang Huai’s issue as quickly as possible was the correct choice.

"Yu, no matter what decision you make, I will support you. I know what’s in your heart." He stood beside Ji Yu, and somehow his presence made her realize—there truly was someone who matched her pace.

"Gu Qixiao, I still can’t recall who you are. I must’ve done a lot of foolish things in the past, but that doesn’t matter anymore."