Trajectory 2: entangled curves

Han Moli didn't say anything and went into Luo Ma's room.

Mi Bei had already stood next to Huang Cangran.

"You should go to bed early!" Huang Cangran signaled to Zhuge Qinuo.

She turned around and went back to her room obediently.

But she always felt that something was wrong. But she couldn't tell what it was. She returned to the living room and saw Mi Bei's quilt still on the sofa. She picked up the quilt and knocked on the door of the guest room.

Huang Cangran opened the door: "Why? Are you reluctant or envious?"

She had never expected him to speak like this: "What nonsense are you talking about?"

Huang Cangran: "You know what I am talking about."

Zhuge Qinuo: "I don't know! But it's fine for you two grown men to sleep in the same bed, but do you want to share the same quilt?"

Huang Cangran: "What's wrong? Don't he and Deng Qing often sleep in the same bed?"

"Did he tell you?" Zhuge Qinuo couldn't imagine when the two of them became such good friends.

"What's wrong?" Huang Cangran still said these words. Although so much time has passed, he looks exactly like he did when he was a child.

Zhuge Qinuo let out a sigh of relief: "Nothing! Take it!"

"It's better for you two to live happily together." She stuffed the quilt to Huang Cangran, left a word, and walked away without looking back.

Close the door.

"Are you so angry with her?" Mi Bei asked curiously.

"You call this being angry?" Huang Cangran asked back.

"Only when I do this will she feel free of burden." Just when Mi Bei was about to think that this was their unique way of flirting, Huang Cangran explained, "This is how we got along when we were young."

Mi Bei: "Do you have something to tell me?"

Huang Cangran: "Why do you ask?"

Mibei: "Although we have reached a consensus in the kitchen, I don't think that in your heart we are really close enough to sleep in the same bed."

Huang Cangran: "Zhuge Qinuo, don't you know? If I say it, I will do it. If I don't drag you over, do I really want you to sleep in her room?"

Mibei: “Is that the reason?”

Huang Cangran: "Sometimes, sleeping in the same bed doesn't mean you have a good relationship, right?"

Mi Bei did not answer. He paused for a moment and then continued: "Do you have something to say to me too?"

"Haha," Mi Bei smiled, "Mr. Huang is such a smart and interesting person. I do have a lot of questions and a lot of things I want to know."

Huang Cangran: "Since we are in the same room, you can ask whatever you want to know."

Mi Bei: "Their divorce was different from what I imagined."

Huang Cangran: "Why is it different?"

"Perhaps, in my opinion, people who cheat are more unreasonable." Mi Bei was saying what he thought, "But looking at it today, Han Moli still has her in his heart. This feeling for her is not because she is his ex-wife, nor because she is the mother of his child. It is just a simple feeling, the kind of feeling that a man has for a woman in his heart. Otherwise, he would not be sitting here today."

Huang Cangran smiled: "You should have never been a scumbag."

Mibe: “What do you mean?”

Huang Cangran: "It may be because of your profession as an actor. You should have many opportunities to see and touch this kind of drama. Sometimes, in order to show the conflict of the drama, some plots will be exaggerated, and the actors will also perform very hysterically; sometimes you will get the whole story of the character, and from a God's perspective, you will understand how wrong a cheating person can be."

"But, in real life, some people's acting skills are better than you actors. It's not just Han Moli. But take Han Moli for example, when he cheated, he could still play the role of a good husband. When he cheated, he was still a good boss and businessman. After the divorce, he could still be a good father and show a loving appearance. People in society are much more complicated than what is shown in TV dramas."

"So he still has her in his heart, what's so strange about that?"

"As you guessed, their divorce was not because he didn't have her in his heart or was tired of her. It was never because he didn't love her anymore."

Mi Bei: "So, it's because this kind of love is not unique. While he has her in his heart, he also has other women. She absolutely cannot tolerate such infidelity. Is this the fundamental reason for their divorce?"

Huang Cangran: "It seems that maybe you understand women a little, but you still don't understand her well enough."

Without waiting for Mi Bei to ask, Huang Cangran continued, "Perhaps many women you meet, women who will resist, will have such an absolutely pure pursuit of love. But that is not Zhuge Qinuo."

"Besides feeling that her ex-husband is obsessed with her, do you also feel that she is actually somewhat indulgent towards Han Moli?"

Mibei still smiled, and this smile showed his approval.

Huang Cangran: "She should actually hate him, shouldn't she?"

Huang Cangran's words reminded Mi Bei of the time when he and Zhuge Qinuo talked about divorce. He said, "She mentioned it to me before. At that time, she said that she didn't hate her ex-husband."

Huang Cangran: "Have you ever thought that although the divorce was caused by Han Moli's cheating, this was only the fuse. The fundamental reason was that she didn't love him anymore. Perhaps, she never loved him at all? Not hating because not loving, how can there be hatred if not loving? Love and hate are extreme emotions, the two extreme ends."

"She is very clear about this. So, what she does to Han Moli is not indulgence. It may be that she feels indebted to him, or it may be that she ignores him from the bottom of her heart."

It was the first time that Mibei heard that the person who was cheated on should owe the cheater, and that the cheated on person could remain indifferent.

Huang Cangran: "It's hard to understand, right? But this is Zhuge Qinuo. I think what makes her saddest about the divorce is not losing a man, a husband. What makes her sad is that she can't get her youth back, and that she can't give Chengcheng and Xinxin a complete family. This is Zhuge Qinuo."

Mi Bei listened very carefully. Huang Cangran was telling him about a Zhuge Qinuo that he could not see with his own eyes.

"A true heroine." He swore that this was a compliment.

Because she, whom he could not see with his eyes, made her more complete and three-dimensional in his heart. He wanted to ask Huang Cangran why she knew so much, or ask her what else she knew, but he did not ask.

As for the former, there is no need to ask, they had a "childhood", and perhaps Huang Cangran's understanding of the present Zhuge Qinuo is not accurate enough, but there are indeed similarities, and there is no need to argue about this.

As for the latter, he has already said so much. As long as he wants to say more, he will definitely say it. If he doesn't want to say it, there is no point in asking.