That day, Gu Jiangnian eventually couldn't keep Jiang Muwan from leaving.
Or perhaps, in Jiang Muwan's mind, the rules left by her ancestors were far more important than him.
Gu Jiangnian was extremely opposed and resolutely refused to sleep in separate rooms.
But his resistance and reluctance had no effect whatsoever.
Jiang Muwan felt that if she kept grinding it out with Gu Jiangnian, she wouldn't be able to leave.
Fortunately, with a determined heart, she got up ready to leave.
As she reached the door, Gu Jiangnian's stiff voice echoed: "Letting me guard an empty room alone, doesn't your conscience hurt?"
Jiang Muwan was stunned, standing at the door, her fingertips tightening on the doorknob, her whole body slightly trembling.
Obviously, she was amused by Gu Jiangnian's pitiful words.
She slowly turned around, looked at Gu Jiangnian, holding back her laughter, and deliberately said in a leisurely tone: "No, my conscience was eaten by a dog."
Mr. Gu: ...
