Chapter 133: Missing Him (3)

“No, it was arranged by my family.” Su Qiuzi replied with a smile.

“Oh, door-to-door, that’s quite good.” Qiu Qianqian finished thoughtfully and said to her, “You’re working at a TV station, I’ve seen your propaganda film at the Lantern Festival. I work in the police force, by the way, an old classmate was transferred to Xia City from Qiao City some time ago, right here in our bureau…”

Su Qiuzi’s eyes tightened.

The elevator door soon opened and the agent next to her interrupted their conversation at the right time. After exiting the elevator door, the three of them turned their conversation to the property, greenery, traffic and other issues of the house.

The house was very much in line with Su Qiuzi’s requirements, but Su Qiuzi didn’t like wanting it and after seeing the house, she said goodbye to Qiu Qianqian and left. In fact, seeing Su Qiuzi didn’t want it, the agent was very happy. The most taboo about selling a house was to encounter buyers and sellers who were acquaintances, because they were likely to cross the intermediary transaction, so the intermediary’s hard work would be in vain.

“Then let’s go look at another unit.” After saying goodbye to the landlord, the agent said with a smile to Su Qiuzi.

They were standing in the lobby, the air conditioner was blowing straight and it wasn’t hot at all, but the girl looked like she was suffering from heat stroke. She shook her head and said, “I’m not buying a house in this neighborhood, I’ll look for one later, staying away from this neighborhood.”

Not sure what happened, but the agent wouldn’t ask about the client’s privacy, so he nodded in agreement and watched Su Qiuzi leave the lobby, get into her car, her little polo and drive away.

It was five in the afternoon by the time Su Qiuzi got home, had a shower and lay down on her bed. She was a little dizzy from running around all day today and shortly after she lay in bed, she fell asleep.

She didn’t sleep well this time, it was like she was submerged in the bottom of the sea, the dark and dirty water around squeezed her, she opened her eyes and looked at the cold moon hanging over the horizon, struggling with all her strength to escape. But a hand held her down with a death grip and she screamed in desperation, the water didn’t convey a sound, while she heard one clearly.

“I’ll let you also taste what it’s like to fall from heaven into hell.”

Su Qiuzi woke up from her dream, the sky was still dark, she was breathing heavily, cold sweat soaked her entire body, making it look like she really had just escaped from the sea.

With her head throbbing in pain, Su Qiuzi leaned against the bed and raised her hand to touch the corner of her eyes, it’s cold but also wet.

She didn’t bother about it, taking her phone over and dialing international long distance for He Yu. On the other end of the phone, the man quickly answered the phone, his voice as low and gentle as ever.#pleasereadthischapteratfoxaholic.com

“Hello?”

Heartbeat hammering against her chest, Su Qiuzi immersed in the darkness, her voice tight, she called out, “Husband.”

Christchurch was now nine o’clock in the morning, it was four o’clock in the morning in China, it was inherently strange for Su Qiuzi to have called at this time. And when he heard her voice, He Yu stood up and his slender fingers knocked on the conference room desk. The sound rang out, and Gu Yu, who was making a report, paused. He Yu got up from the conference room, leaving behind a bunch of staff members who were in a meeting and went out the door.

“Having a nightmare?” He Yu stood at the end of the corridor, looking through the glass window at the cold street and softly asked.

Hearing He Yu’s gentle voice, Su Qiuzi was dazed for a long while, she seemed to have woken up completely. Things were like in a reincarnation novel, after she and He Yu were together, she seemed to have returned to heaven.

And without knowing when, she would fall into hell again.

“Hmm.” She responded, her voice raspy, her breathing calming in the endless darkness, and whispered, “Honey, I missed you.”