"Mom, please don't be angry." An Ning stepped forward to support her mother-in-law, feeling guilty and worried.
Wen Rufeng pushed her away. "Don't touch me."
After saying that, Wen Rufeng turned and left the dining room.
An Ning turned around and looked at Mo Ang. "Are you satisfied now?"
The implication being that it was him who made her mother this angry.
Mo Ang wasn't worried. "Chairman Wen has always been in good health; such a little upset shouldn't affect her much. But I still think it's quite good that she's found out. Whether you come out to live with me, or I go to your house to find you, it's more convenient, and frankly, it's an unspoken understanding."
An Ning gave him a harsh look. "As if."
She gave him a glare and walked ahead.
Mo Ang grabbed her. "Why are you walking so fast? Let's go together."
An Ning shook him off, but she couldn't; both of them entered the elevator together.
Without a car, An Ning had to get into Mo Ang's car, and they left together.
...
