All Chapters of Holding Onto His Distorted Love: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Meanwhile in hospital, Li Jin finally had his peace after getting a full body scan of Qin Yue. When he was satisfied with the reports he immediately headed to take care of the discharge process. Before changing into normal clothes Qin Yue opened her Weibo to give a response to her restless fans. She clicked a selfie of herself in hospital gown, showing a thumbs- up indicating that she was fine. She wrote- 'I am happy that my fans stuck up for me in my hard times; your prayers and blessings have gained up light since am fit and fine now. I am thankful to god that he blessed me with such wonderful people… I ran through all the comments and realized how great my people are. Thank you so much, people, for loving me to this extent." The post, just in few minutes, received a hundred thousand likes and comments. Qin Yue has always been an influencer; she always used such words that always moved people, this is the reason why

Li Jin raised his phone to his ears and waited for the call to connect. The call was immediately connected and Li Rongguang's worried voice resounded, "Son, what are you doing out there? Why is the media criticizing you as a 'small fry with big pride'?" The Li couple was seated right before the television watching the live stream of "Qin Yue's interview" which suddenly changed into "Li Jin's outbreak". Mother Li, who was already a temperamental woman, started to throw tantrums as soon as she saw her son being dissed in the television. Li Jin ignored his parent's worries as he spoke, "Dad, I want to take over the company." Li Rongguang, who was about to ask if he needed any help, swallowed his words as a flash of surprise pounded over his face. Every time he tried to talk this issue out Li Jin would dodge it efficiently but today he himself got to the point and was even talking about taking over the company. He couldn't control the excitement in his voice, "Son, are you

Even though he had already returned to his seat and the class was already started but she could still sense Lu Sheng's worried filled gaze fixed at her. She could feel that Lu Sheng was not fake and was true towards her but for some reason she couldn't help but feel guilty. He loved her and she loved him back, but the thing which bothered her was that was she really worthy of being his girl? Qin Yue had a hard time concentrating on the class and even passed out every few seconds. And what was Lu Sheng up to? He sat still on his seat and jotted down her every action deep in his heart which was being restless for some reason.  The school bell echoed in the corridors as everyone started to pack up their stuffs and headed towards their home. As always Lu Sheng and An Zihao came up to her; Lu Sheng was silent but this time it was An Zihao who was being noisy.

While An Zihao was comforting himself that what he was doing wasn't immoral Lu Sheng was desperately trying to lie to himself. Was he sad? Of course he was!  He had been sad ever since he saw that damned woman hit her.  He had been sad ever since he saw her lying lifelessly on the hospital bed, getting needles puncturing her body. But, this couldn't compare to the disappointment that he gave himself. He was truly thwarted by his own actions, by the way his mind was messing up. When he decided to take on this path he did everything, took every oath he could to erase her away from his heart. When he made up his mind to hunt her down for revenge he had been strong but he broke down when he saw her suffer with his own eyes.

Throughout the afternoon Lu Sheng had no sky shattering work scheduled, except for meeting a few clients he was pretty much empty. Lu Sheng was in the middle of going through the proposal offered by an alley company, after reading it carefully he finally closed the file and helped himself with a glass of water.  After a short break he kept himself busy with other works. The clock soon hit five and the employees slowly started to disappear from their work station. Lu Sheng too shut everything and prepared to leave; he looked quite, like stagnant water but his mind was no less that a rumbling sea, hitting and clashing with thoughts. Even after boarding the car he stayed mute as he stared silently outside the window. The busy streets of Shenzhen, like always, were brightly lit with various people passing by. Since it was office leaving hours the roads were pretty m