Rebirth: She Became a Beautiful and Cool Bigshot-Chapter 325: The Past of Song Ting and Qin Weilan

Shen Ci and Song Ennian hadn’t thought much initially, but after listening to her, they came to realize silently nodding their heads as they followed her to wait under a tree near the cemetery.

The three of them waited in silence, merely watching Song Ting’s sorrowful figure, speculating in their hearts about the love story between Song Ting and Qin Weilan back then.

In fact, they always had a doubt in their minds: Had Song Ting and Qin Weilan really not considered the possibility that Song Ting might already be married?

Any sensible person would have such concerns, right?

This question was like a fishbone stuck in their throats, but they dared not ask, nor did they dare discuss it secretly.

They didn’t want to hurt the living Song Ting, nor did they want to desecrate the dead Qin Weilan.

However, the answer was revealed that night.

Late at night, just before they went to rest, Song Ting had called Shen Ci, Song Ennian, Meng Chuyue, and Han Zheng to his room, giving a wry smile, "Today, after looking at Weilan’s photos, I suddenly remembered that past event. You all are people I regard highly, and I know you have many doubts about this matter, so I’ve decided to tell you everything."

Everyone, "..."

Everyone remained silent but looked at Song Ting with gentle eyes.

Song Ting lifted his hand to touch his face, and started speaking in a low voice.

"Back then, I had come to Hai City to treat a good friend of Su Xiufeng. I actually didn’t want to come and asked her to bring her friend over instead. But she said that the other party was seriously injured and couldn’t travel."

"She pleaded with me, saying that the person had once saved her life, and at that time she was pregnant with Enyu, I couldn’t bear to see her upset, so I agreed. But when I went to the patient’s house to treat them, the person who was supposed to be bedridden suddenly attacked me, knocked me unconscious with a palm, and afterward, fed me an aphrodisiac, wanting me to be intimate with a woman in her thirties, a widow, to ruin my reputation."

"Luckily, I woke up before any harm could be done. Though I had amnesia, I had only forgotten my own background; I remembered everything else, including my medical skills and martial arts. I fought with them and escaped after being stabbed in the shoulder."

"It was a small mountain village called Dukou, I had external injuries and was under the influence of an aphrodisiac, and not long after escaping, I passed out."

"When I woke up, I found myself in a cellar, next to me was... Ah Ci’s mother. Wei Lan told me that this was her grandmother’s cellar. She had saved me and detoxified me in that way because the day before, I had saved her at the train station where I had discovered two girls drugged and exposed a group of traffickers."

"Wei Lan was one of the two girls saved. So, when she found me passed out at her grandmother’s doorstep with many people chasing after me, she immediately hid me in the cellar. She originally planned to tie me up with a rope, but then..."

"We had thought by that time that I might already be married, but since things had already progressed that far, and all the proof of my identity was left in the hands of those people, we felt quite good about each other and decided to stay together."

Song Ting stopped talking here.

There was no need to say more, as everyone knew the rest.

Shen Ci sighed, "What I really want to know now is why those people wanted to harm you back then."

He left one thing unsaid: Was this matter related to Su Xiufeng?

But related or not, the most important clue had to be obtained from Su Xiufeng.

That was what Song Ting meant as well; he looked at Song Ennian and said, "I’m planning to call and ask your mom, what do you think?"

Song Ennian shook his head, "This is your matter, you don’t need to worry about how I feel. I just want to tell you that if I were you, I would also suspect my mom. There’s nothing wrong with suspicions, just don’t jump to conclusions too harshly."