Lin Jingsheng looked deeply into his eyes, feeling a bit dazed, with an extremely complex mood. Chu Lin was so insecure; it was truly his fault. Lin Jingsheng tried hard to recall what he had done to Chu Lin, this insecurity was entirely his doing, he had to admit that. He had always been unable to give Chu Lin a commitment, so he couldn't give him peace of mind. Lin Jingsheng looked at Chu Lin, he tried to say something resembling a promise, but he just couldn't bring himself to say it. There was an indescribable coldness, it always felt like no matter what he said, they would be back to square one.
Children, church, commitment—they were all obstacles between them.
All obstacles.
He wanted to be with Chu Lin, but there were too many hurdles to overcome.
If he couldn't do it, he didn't dare to give a commitment.
If he didn't dare to give a commitment, how could Ah Lin be at ease?
