Chapter 1426: Walking Toward Happiness (1)

Xue Yun worked at the coffee shop and served all sorts of work meals.

The boss of the coffee shop was good; her colleagues were good, and she was close to home. She worked happily every day.

In the afternoon, when the coffee shop was busy, she, who was originally in the back kitchen, ran to the front hall to get orders.

She was so busy that she did not notice that there was a car parked opposite the coffee shop. The person in the car was looking at her.

"Do you want to go down and take a look and talk?" Bo Junyan asked.

"No need." Mu Huan shook her head. There was nothing much to say even if they met. It was fine as long as she was fine.

Since she couldn't treat her mother as though she was already dead and tormenting her was torture to herself, then she could only let her off and let her live a good life. This way, even if she didn't meet her in the future, as long as she knew that she was living well, she wouldn't have to think about her anymore.

Bo Junyan reached out and pulled her into his embrace.

If possible, who didn't want to have parents who doted on them and who were well?

"Let's go," Mu Huan said as she looked out the window.

"Okay." Bo Junyan got the chauffeur to drive.

When the car slowly drove away, Xue Yun seemed to have sensed something. She looked out of the window, but she did not see anything.

Mu Huan saw her face. Under the sunlight, she looked much better than when they first met. Her expression was also comfortable.

Mu Huan smiled and looked away.

Then, she buried her head in Bo Junyan's embrace.

"Hubby, I love you so much."

Bo Junyan lowered his head and kissed her head lightly. "I love you too."

Because he had a wife who loved to express her feelings, he no longer felt that such words were mushy and that he could not say them out loud.

When Mu Huan heard this, she hugged him tightly and snuggled into his embrace. "Hubby, I'm so happy. I really love you. I love you so much!"

She loved him so much that she felt like she was floating.

She was so