Nan Sichen was squeezing through from the outskirts of the crowd. Upon hearing Qin Yin's voice from inside, she stopped pushing her way out and stood quietly in place, responding to the reporters, "Yes, I'm going to divorce Nan Shao. We should never have been together..."
Nan Sichen, who was on the outskirts, was suddenly stunned. His voice was low and clear, with a thick tone of pain.
He asked, "Then who should you have been with?"
His voice wasn't loud, but it had a distinctive quality—deep, clear, and magnetic. Moreover, he was a person with a strong presence.
As soon as he spoke, all the reporters turned to look at him.
"Nan Shao, it's Nan Shao." Someone said, and all the reporters hurriedly dispersed, making way for him.
He walked slowly towards Qin Yin.
Qin Yin raised her head to look at him; her heart was pounding. She had thought he would see this on TV, but didn't expect him to be there in person.
