My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

It was truly a miracle that the car crash didn’t take Xinghe’s life, only her memory.

Her father, before he passed away – perhaps finally realizing his new wife’s mal-intention – contacted Old Mr. Xi and requested that Xinghe be married into the Xi Family.

Hence, after he died, Xinghe who had lost her memory became Mubai’s wife.

Following a series of ups and downs, she finally decided for a divorce and left the Xi Family.

Her divorce was the talk of the town so it was impossible for her stepmother to not hear about it. However, in the past three years, she had never once offered help. In fact, Xinghe did try approaching her for help when she was almost homeless but her stepmother turned her away.

The change in their behavior before and after her accident was so drastic that it was hard to believe the mother-daughter pair had nothing to do with Xinghe’s downfall.

In any case, she was sure her stepmother and sister were the perpetrators behind her so-called accident!

Now that she thought about it, her father’s death was quite suspicious as well.

Her father wasn’t even a casual drinker so how could he have suddenly fallen down the stairs in a drunken stupor?

the bottom of the truth and make Wu Rong[1] and

left the police station, the

return to the hospital

to Mubai left her penniless. It was her uncle who

brother, and used to work in the Xia Family’s hotelier business. His honesty and lack of business acumen

away, leaving her uncle and his only son with nothing. In a way, Xinghe and her uncle’s family found themselves landing in

insisted on taking Xinghe into his care. He treated her like his

would continue to repay it for the rest of her

navigating a series of increasingly dirty alleyways, Xinghe found herself in a decrepit residential area.

would not be an exaggeration to call

disorderly

knew that she would end up in

ease. Even without her father’s heritage, she would have survived quite

the game of life, she once stood tall

fate struck her

slippery slope which brought

was like the concubines in Ancient Chinese dramas; favored one moment,

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