Chairman Qin believed that Qin Di would not like Boss Tian, who was calculating, but I did not think his words were entirely correct.
Boss Tian was indeed calculating, a fact I had deeply experienced back in the village. However, regarding the incident that led to their breakup this time, I felt it stemmed more from Boss Tian's guilt toward Eldest Uncle, combined with practical pressures that made him hope Qin Di would bear a child with Tian family blood. After all, having a child was the only way Boss Tian's parents would truly and sincerely accept Qin Di. Boss Tian's calculation was not meant to hurt Qin Di; he had simply hit a mental roadblock for a moment and failed to grasp what Qin Di actually cared about.
Qin Di truly hated calculating people, which was evident from her arguments with Boss Tian. Yet it was not that she did not love Boss Tian; she was simply angry that the other party never understood her. In my view, it was not that Qin Di refused to have a child for the Tian family, but rather that she refused to have a child by anyone other than Boss Tian, nor did she want a child born into what she considered an ethical dilemma. Many details indicated that the two of them deeply loved each other, even though they had not been together for very long. Duration proved nothing; some people could grow old together yet remain strangers, while others hit it off instantly like old friends.
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