BLIND MARRIAGE(1)

According to someone, the likelihood of two individuals meeting in this world is just 0.00487. If two people travel in opposite directions from north to south, is the likelihood that they would cross paths again the same? Khuong Van Hao had previously not only researched this issue once, despite her poor math skills, she was aware of how remote this possibility was. She therefore never anticipated that after being apart for four years, she would run into Tang Kaisen again in such an unanticipated setting. The electric car slid out a few meters and all the items in her bag spilled to the ground. Her arm appeared to have been damaged and appeared to be slightly uncomfortable. All of the viscera experience discomfort when you move your entire body. She kept her posture while gazing fixedly at the recognizable license plate. The car was like water on the wide road due to an unforeseen traffic collision that stopped the flow of traffic. She was surrounded by agitated and anxious sirens, but she didn't appear to hear them. It was really excessively hot, and the middle-aged driver was impatient as well. He was wearing white gloves. Miss, the red light can't turn left; this is fundamental traffic information, he added as he casually checked the car's body to make sure there were no scratches, peered down at one spot from above, and looked at her. Wan Hao, who saw the license plate with his own eyes, is aware that he is solely responsible. However, his brain is still experiencing a short circuit, and his temples are throbbing. It takes him a while to finally spit out two words from his throat: "Sorry." The driver continued to question in a quiet voice, "Are you okay?," after briefly turning to look at her again. Perhaps he noticed her pale complexion and humanitarianism.