Chapter 50: I Don't Want To Hurt Her
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I'll Still Love You Tomorrow Chapter 50: I Don't Want To Hurt Her

“I’m going to turn you straight!”

“……”

Sheng Xian shook his head, rolled up the window and sped off.

Lu Jingyan glared at the increasingly distant car, her slightly brightened mood turning foul again.

Just then, Auntie Sun saw her standing at the doors, and hurriedly pulled open the window, “Miss Lu, why aren’t you coming in?”

When she heard Auntie Sun’s voice, Lu Jingyan took a deep breath to calm herself before entering the house.

She changed her shoes in the living room and headed upstairs, looking calm and at ease.

Once she entered her room and shut her door, lu Jingyan tossed her bag onto the bed and called Song Xian, “He likes guys? That’s fine. Dealing with guys is my forte, I’m going to ruin all the men he likes. I’m going to f*cking deal with all the men in the world so he has no one to chase…”

As she continued on, Lu Jingyan realized something was amiss.

If Sheng Xian likes guys, why did he use her birthday as his mobile hotspot password?

He has known her since young and had kept her in his memory.

Lu Jingyan blinked, an incredulous story formed in her mind – Sheng Xian must have had a crush on her for many years, but due to the drastic difference in their background, he didn’t have the courage to approach her. Even then, he couldn’t forget her, which caused him to lose interest in girls, turning to guys.

“Ah.” She exclaimed slowly, “Seems like he isn’t that gay after all.”

Song Xian asked, “What do you mean?”

Since her neglect caused him to become gay, she had a duty to turn him straight.

She was such a kind girl.

Lu Jingyan quickly ended the call with Song Xian and went off in search of a solution.

After sending Lu Jingyan home, Sheng Xian drove to a private mental hospital.

He seemed very familiar with the place, not requiring navigation at all. Once he reached, he parked his car and went straight to the inpatient ward.

After passing through the entrance, he was stopped by a nurse for registration, “Hi Sir, may I know who you are visiting?”

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