Chapter 150 Realizing this is another lie
Sheng Mian was in a daze and had no idea what he was talking about.
Fu Yancheng didn't have much patience. When she saw the phone slipping from her hand, she picked it up. However, her phone had a password and required a fingerprint to unlock it.
He grabbed Sheng Mian's hand, unlocked it with his fingerprint, and flipped through her address book.
There were many people in her address book, and this was a work phone. Fu Yancheng didn't know that she had two phones for the time being.
I looked through the address book, but I couldn't find the person noted as my husband.
His brows furrowed and he glanced at her suspiciously.
Her address book is very clean. If she is a client, there will be company notes in front of it.
He turned it down, and indeed he didn't see the word "husband".
But he saw his mobile phone number, and the note was - Mr. Fu.
Real and intuitive.
Inexplicably, he felt very bored, and he flipped through the pages for a moment, but there was no information at all.
It’s really strange, a married woman doesn’t even keep her husband’s phone number?
He asked Qi Shen to drive to the hospital. He had done what he could do, and the hospital must have a solution.
Sheng Mian sat very obediently this time, because the last encounter enveloped her like a nightmare. It was so embarrassing that she would rather the blood on her hands dried up than take the initiative to lean towards Fu Yancheng again.
She clenched her hands tightly, and bit her lips with her teeth. Her eyes were full of struggle, and sweat overflowed from her forehead.
Because I was too patient, my body was shaking slightly.
On the other hand, Fu Yancheng had put down his cell phone and leaned his back with a calm attitude.
Even though he had just moved his hands, his temperament was still noble.
Sheng Mian didn't go to see him, seeing the hospital getting closer and closer, and it happened to be the hospital where her father was.
She thought about the unhappy breakup last time and frowned, hoping not to touch him.
She has indeed been unlucky recently and often comes to the hospital.
When she was about to get out of the car, she saw Sheng Zhong being helped out of the hall in the distance.
Sheng Zhong has advanced liver cancer. Logically speaking, he should not be discharged from the hospital at this time, and he was discharged at this time.
Didn't even give her a call at all.
In front of Sheng Zhong stood Sheng Weiyuan and Sheng Xiang. The two of them supported him on the left and the right, which could be described as filial piety.
Sheng Mian blinked, thinking that he had seen it wrong because he was mentally ill.
But when the car approached, she could see it clearly at this moment.
Sheng Xiang was particularly attentive, while Sheng Zhong still had a smile on his face. They didn't know what they were talking about. He looked like a father and a filial son.
Sheng Mian asked the hospital to hide her illness and said that she could only be discharged if she went there, but now, no one has notified her.
If someone else had handled the discharge, then Sheng Zhong's condition would have been discovered. What was the purpose of taking him out of the hospital now?
Sheng Mian didn't dare to think deeply. She felt hot just now, but now she felt a little cold.
Fu Yancheng also saw a few people at the gate and raised his eyebrows slightly.
He had never had any impression of that woman, and when he saw Sheng Zhong, he felt nothing at all, and he never thought of going down to say hello.
"You can go down now."
He urged Sheng Mian, but saw Sheng Mian straightening his back and looking at those people without blinking.
"know?"
Fu Yancheng's tone was calm, and seeing that she had regained some of her clarity, she secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
Sheng Mian wanted to say that she didn't know him, but realized that this was another lie. She would have to tell countless lies to cover it up, so she simply pretended not to hear.
She definitely couldn't go down now, otherwise she would meet those people face to face.
It will be embarrassing for both parties.
