Qian Du knelt in the melon field, utterly ignored by Anning.
She picked the melons and carried two watermelons, intending to go home.
Both Bai Desheng and Zhang Yue Mei could tell that Anning would never reconcile with Qian Du.
Zhang Yue Mei patiently persuaded Qian Du, "Old Master Qian, you should go back. My daughter is very stubborn; once she sets her mind on something, not even a team of oxen can pull her back. Perhaps it's fate that you weren't meant to be together; you should find a noble and virtuous lady to marry and live a good life."
After the Bai family left, Qian Du's face was ash-grey.
He genuinely didn't expect Anning to dismiss him so indifferently.
On his way here, Qian Du had imagined many scenarios.
He thought that as long as he admitted his mistakes and was willing to take Anning back, she would eagerly go with him. However, he didn't expect Anning to completely sever ties with him.
Qian Du harbored deep hatred for Anning.
