Chapter 261: Chapter 140 Your Rainbow Chapter 261: Chapter 140 Your Rainbow She didn’t speak, just leaned against the wall weakly, her eyelids slightly swollen and drooping.

Wen Yangzhi didn’t have her clothes, so the clothes he changed her into were his own T-shirt and long pants, which were so large on her that she looked like a doll wrapped in a burlap sack.

He didn’t know what she was thinking at this moment, whether she was thinking that he had finally shown sincerity, or if she was tired of his presence.

But it turned out to be neither; she didn’t respond to anything about the prenuptial agreement, instead, she looked at the clothes on her body with some repulsion, “Did you change my clothes for me?”

With a bright red handprint on his face, he encircled her in the area at the washbasin with his long arms, the distance between him and her knees merely two centimeters:

“It was me.”

But the next second, she covered her chest, avoiding him with a language of bodily rejection.

If it weren’t for the wall behind her, she would probably have stepped even further back.

Wen Yangzhi’s eyelashes trembled slightly, as if caused by the contraction of muscles all over his body.

Clearly, they had been open and honest with each other already. Over three months, the number of times they had been intimate was even more than a hundred; she always came to him, clinging and insisting. The woman he liked clinging to him like that was something he couldn’t resist. Sometimes morning, sometimes noon, sometimes evening, sometimes midnight—what of her hadn’t he seen?

But now, just changing clothes for her, she felt repulsed.

When he looked at her now, she felt uncomfortable, she felt it was inappropriate—did that mean in her heart, she no longer saw him as a partner?

Wen Yangzhi slightly leaned his upper body towards her: “Wanwan, don’t be like this, okay?”

But she finally regained some clarity, and the moment she retrieved her own consciousness was a moment of disgust with her own reaction to alcohol.

A person who had hurt her so deeply—she had already come to loathe his approach from the bottom of her heart—yet she had embarrassingly made such self-disgusting actions while confused, submissive and dependent on him.

Looking at Wen Yangzhi up close, with just a tilt of her head she could kiss him, she merely turned her face to the side without speaking.

Knowing she didn’t want him to look at her, Wen Yangzhi grabbed the hem of his own shirt, swiftly lifted it over his head, stripped his long sleeves from his arms, and carelessly threw it into the laundry basket.

Bare-chested with his lean and defined upper body, he looked at her, and the scent of rock roses on him was like fire reaching across the space to her skin, yet his face bore no smile:

“A compensation for you.”

His hand was already resting on the waistband of his pants, pressing against the blue veins that spread into his lower abdomen, leaving no doubt that he would strip for her to see in the next second.

Yun Yuwan closed her eyes uncomfortably, not wanting to look at him: “I’m not flirting with you.”

But he pressed his hand on the washbasin, leaning toward her: “I am flirting with you.”

She didn’t want to take another glance: “You should go back to sleep first.”

Wen Yangzhi’s voice was as low as ambient white noise, fearing that anything less than gentle would upset her: “You haven’t looked at the prenuptial agreement yet.”

She just avoided him, her eyebrows slightly furrowed: “I’ll look at it later, you go back first.”

Yun Yuwan felt she was on the verge of exploding, one more word from him and she would argue with him.

But he let go of his hold, as if knowing something, leaving only the words: “I’ll wait for you.”

He turned and left the bathroom.

The door closed; it did not open again for over an hour.

Yun Yuwan stayed in the bathroom, not wanting to face what was outside.

In fact, even if he had brought it out, she didn’t want to see it anymore. He had managed to disappoint her so much, how good could his attempts at making things right really be? To treat her well, at the very least, he should have talked to her about his issues from the start, instead of making her seduce him while insecurely guessing his feelings towards her, before they were together. It was not after they were together that she always had to throw herself at him to marry him, while he calculated only having a three-month relationship.

And the reason was NPD, which cannot be handled for more than three months. How convenient, now the responsibility does not have to fall on him; it can be pushed onto her instead.

A person who had made her feel cheap over and over again, should she really keep throwing herself at him?

Finally, when Wen Yangzhi heard the door open, Yun Yuwan stood in the bathroom doorway and glanced at him, her eyes downcast as she walked straight over to the bed, pulled up the sheets, lay down with her back to him, and said indifferently:

“Let’s sleep.”

Wen Yangzhi looked at the stack of thick papers on the desk, all of which he had written incessantly day and night, “Aren’t you going to read the prenuptial agreement?”

“No need to, it’s too late,” she replied, her voice as still as stagnant water.

Wen Yangzhi remained silent for a good while, perhaps sensing the heavy breathing of the person behind him, she suddenly sat up, rolled up the stack of prenuptial agreements, and stuffed them into her bag.

“I don’t want to read it in front of you, I will find time to read it myself tomorrow.”

Looking at her lifeless and heavy expression, Wen Yangzhi finally breathed a sigh of relief.

At least she was willing to read it.

The next day, an unexpected issue arose during the acquisition of Magu, and Wen Yangzhi urgently needed to make a decision. His plans were disrupted, forcing him to take a trip to the United States.

He was still negotiating to change it to an international video conference instead of going to the United States.

Yun Yuwan silently sent a message to Jiang Yingyu, who said he would come to pick her up.

Wen Yangzhi didn’t notice; she sneaked out of the hotel, and not far from the entrance was a trash can. Yun Yuwan took out the stack of prenuptial agreements, without even looking at them, she directly threw them into the trash can.

It wasn’t long before Jiang Yingyu arrived at the appointed spot. He didn’t mention anything about the previous night, but was concerned about her feelings, knowing that she probably wasn’t happy, “Did you sleep well last night?”

She didn’t bring it up, merely responding gently, “It’s about time we went to Milan. I’ve always wanted to stroll around Milan, but never had the chance.”

As perceptive as Jiang Yingyu was, he immediately understood her intention, “Visiting Italy, one should indeed go to Milan. We’ll go there tomorrow.”

He bent down slightly, his phoenix eyes shining clearly as he looked at her, “But before that, can I take you to see a rainbow?”

Surprised yet composed, her smile patient, she asked, “Really, will there be one?”

With cloudless skies over Edinburgh, no rain was in the forecast, making a rainbow unlikely.

He just felt so happy seeing her that he asked warmly with a smile, “So, do you want to come with me and see?”

She smiled gently, “Sure.”

But once they got there, he asked her to wait for a moment.

As she waited upstairs, she suddenly heard a noise from below, she opened the window, and beneath was a lawn garden, with the garden’s ground-irrigating nozzles scattering water in circular sprays.

In a corner, a tall man held a hose with his thumb partially pressing the mouth of the hose, causing water to scatter in the air, creating countless water droplets that reflected the appearance of a rainbow under the sunlight amid the mist.

In the midst of the mist, the rainbow was clear and beautiful, accompanied by a cluster of roses, indescribably beautiful, even more so than the one she had seen in London.

Water vapor almost enveloped the whole garden, creating a scene like a fairyland, employing the same principle of refraction as a rainbow after the rain.

Sunlight is made up of a combination of different colors of light, when it hits the raindrops, it refracts inside the water droplets, the different colors of light refract at different angles due to their different wavelengths, red light has a longer wavelength and refracts at a smaller angle, while purple light has a shorter wavelength and refracts at a larger angle, hence the sequence is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.

She was impressed by his thoughtfulness in arranging for her to see such a rainbow.

Jiang Yingyu’s T-shirt was completely soaked, clinging to his sharply defined upper body. Even through the see-through clothing, the outline beneath was visible; his hair slightly damp but not greasy, complemented his genuinely hopeful smile, giving him a cool and suave demeanor.

She stood in the fine mist, as if it had been a long time since she had last seen such genuine surprises, and she was stunned for a moment. She reached out to touch the mist.

It turns out she was also worth someone doing these things for her.

She was not cheap.