TVSFPAG -Chapter 154 Will You Wait for Me to Come Back?

Song Yunfei turned on her computer. From now on, she didn’t plan to take any online orders—her mind was solely focused on studying.

However, her thoughts kept drifting back to what Bai Yu had said at the hospital.

That sense of urgency made it impossible for her to concentrate, and she also felt that time might not be enough.

After pondering for a long while, she called Bai Yu.

Ignoring his usual teasing at the beginning, Song Yunfei got straight to the point. “Let me ask you something—how did you find out my address last time?”

Bai Yu chuckled. “Why are you asking that?”

Song Yunfei replied seriously, making something up on the spot, “Didn’t Chu Jinhan say he’s going on another business trip? I want to see where he’s going.”

“Is that so?” Bai Yu paused for a moment. “Why don’t you give me his phone number? I can help you check. You wouldn’t be able to find it yourself.”

Song Yunfei suddenly understood—so that’s how this guy found her last time.

Having gotten the answer she wanted, Song Yunfei laughed it off. “No way I’d give it to you. You’re just looking to cause trouble again.”

Bai Yu sighed. “So that’s the kind of person I am in your eyes? That really breaks my heart.”

“Cut it out. You should worry about yourself first. Didn’t he say he’d repay things many times over?”

Bai Yu: “What are you gloating about? You’re the main culprit.”

Song Yunfei bit her lip, feeling a chill in her heart. It seemed she really hadn’t misheard.

What he said wasn’t about bringing “local specialties” at all!

Bai Yu clicked his tongue, as if realizing something. “Yang Cuihua, something’s off with you. Are you plotting something again?”

“Not at all. I’m hanging up.”

Song Yunfei decisively ended the call. If she kept talking, she’d definitely slip up.

Luckily, she hadn’t interacted with Bai Yu much—otherwise, her little thoughts would have been exposed for sure.

Compared to that, the longer she stayed with Chu Jinhan, the more she felt full of flaws. Whenever she lied, she felt guilty.

However, she had already obtained the most important information. It seemed she needed to get a new phone number later—but she didn’t know whether this world required real-name registration.

If it did, she might have to flee with cash.

Oh, and there was also the one million Yuan that Xiao Xian owed her—she would have to collect that as well.

Evening

Chu Jinhan returned home from work. He hadn’t bought groceries today, as Song Yunfei had told him in advance that she would cook dinner.

Dinner was already set on the table, and Song Yunfei came out carrying the last dish.

“You’re back right on time. Go wash your hands and eat.”

Chu Jinhan took off his coat, went to wash his hands in the bathroom, and came back out.

After sitting down and picking up his chopsticks, he put them back down again.

He looked up at Song Yunfei. “I’ll be going on a business trip in a few days.”

Song Yunfei paused slightly. “How long will you be gone?”

“If things go quickly, half a month.”

“And if not?”

“I’m not sure.”

Song Yunfei’s mood grew complicated. If he really went away for that long, would he miss the shareholders’ meeting?

She also put down her chopsticks and looked at Chu Jinhan seriously. “Chu Jinhan, how much have you actually remembered? Can you tell me the truth?”

This ill-timed question made the atmosphere at the dining table grow heavy, as if even the colors of the dishes had faded.

Chu Jinhan looked at his bowl, remaining silent for a long time.

Finally, he said two words: “Not much.”

Song Yunfei forced a wry smile. How was that any different from saying nothing at all?

She spoke again, more earnestly this time. “I wasn’t joking before. You still have very important things to do. Please, can you trust me?”

Chu Jinhan raised his head and looked at her with intense, burning eyes.

His lips moved slightly, as if he wanted to speak several times but held back.

In the end, he finally uttered a few words:

“I have some impressions.”

“What?”

“Those things you mentioned.”

Song Yunfei blinked. Every time he spoke in such an ambiguous way, it took her a long time to understand.

She wasn’t quite sure and asked, “Do you mean you’ve regained some impression of your identity?”

“Mm.”

“What about the others?”

Chu Jinhan asked her in return, “Such as?”

“For example, do you have any memory of how you lost your memory?”

Chu Jinhan shifted his gaze away from her face and looked elsewhere. After a two-second pause, he said, “Didn’t you say I was beaten?”

Song Yunfei let out a long sigh of relief. A relaxed smile appeared on her face as she continued probing, “Uh… since you have some impressions now, are you not planning to go back?”

Chu Jinhan ended the topic. “Hurry up and eat. The food will get cold.”

Now that she had finally opened the conversation, but hadn’t finished saying the most important thing, Song Yunfei wasn’t about to let it go.

“What I’m talking about is something else—something that concerns your future. You must go back before the 15th of next month.”

Although Bai Yu had said that Chu Jinhan might recover his memory within a month, Song Yunfei was still uneasy and felt it necessary to remind him.

Chu Jinhan suddenly looked at her. “If you’re so worried, why don’t you come with me?”

That single sentence successfully silenced Song Yunfei.

She laughed awkwardly. “Let’s eat, let’s eat. We’ll talk after we finish.”

Now it was Chu Jinhan’s turn to press further. “Will you wait for me to come back?”

“Yes, of course I will.” Song Yunfei picked up the chicken wing that had fallen earlier and placed it into his bowl. “Hurry up and eat.”

Chu Jinhan watched her for a long time. Song Yunfei had nearly buried her head in her bowl.

He withdrew his gaze, looked at the chicken wing in his bowl, and ultimately said nothing more.

Some things couldn’t be solved by words alone.

Compared to having no promise, what hurt the other person more was receiving a promise that wasn’t fulfilled.

Before matters were resolved, no amount of words would be useful.

He had to attend the shareholders’ meeting—and he had to secure his shares. Only then could he truly control his own life.

And only then… could he truly decide her future.

Chu Jinhan’s business trip was scheduled for Thursday, exactly fifteen days after his return.

This time, Song Yunfei went to see him off.

Whether it was because of the shadow left by the previous plane incident or something else, he had actually chosen to take the high-speed train instead.

Song Yunfei sent him to the train station. Outside, a light drizzle was falling, and the interior of the station was damp.

“Alright, go in now.” Song Yunfei smiled and waved at him.

Chu Jinhan looked down at her. Her smile was far too bright—completely devoid of any sadness of parting.

He reached out and pulled her into his arms, lowering his voice near her ear. “Wait for me to come back.”

“Mm-hmm. And don’t forget what I told you—remember to contact Wei Ke before the 15th.”

Chu Jinhan seemed not to hear her, continuing on his own. “If you lie to me, you’re dead.”

Song Yunfei stiffened slightly, and a hint of fear appeared in her smile.

She patted his back. “I… how could I possibly lie to you? Hurry and go.”

Chu Jinhan released her, gently kissed her on the lips, then pulled his empty suitcase and passed through the ticket checkpoint.

Song Yunfei watched as he disappeared into the crowd and patted her chest.

Even on his way out, he still threatened her—if he didn’t leave, he’d be a dog!

Song Yunfei turned and ran out of the station, drove back home, and originally planned to wait a few more days. But now, her mind was entirely focused on running away.

So she needed to quickly pack her luggage.

Just after she left, someone followed behind her, watching as she got into her car and drove away.

Chu Jinhan stared intently at the car, then took out his phone and made a call.

“Keep an eye on Song Yunfei. Report her movements to me every day.”

Wu Wei, who received the call, was stunned for a moment. He didn’t know what these two were playing at, but he didn’t dare ask.

“Don’t worry, Brother Chu. I’ll keep a close watch on her!”