My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

He was completely undermining her value, her everything!

Tianxin thought the news about the broken engagement was the biggest blow she would receive that day but this was even worse…

How could he treat her this way!

“Xi Mubai, how dare you say such thing about my daughter?” Mrs. Chu finally lost it and she screamed at the top of her lungs, “How dare you humiliate my daughter when she has been nothing but the most perfect young lady. If you don’t explain yourself, I’m going to personally teach you a lesson!”

“So, this is how the prestigious Xi Family teaches their son?” Mr. Chu glared angrily at Old Mr. Xi who sat across him.

Old Mr. Xi slammed his palm heavily on the table and glared at Mubai. “Do you have any idea what you’ve done today? Tianxin is your fiance and she has done absolutely nothing wrong, how can treat her this day? Don’t tell me it is really for this Xia Xinghe?”

“It doesn’t matter because this is the only way to set things right,” Mubai replied matter-of-factly.

mean by that?” Old

“The meaning is simple. It was because of the fallacious rumor created by them that Xinghe would opt for the divorce, thinking that I’ve betrayed

was shocked, there was such a

and Mrs. Chu didn’t show any visible change in their

but she straightened her spine and accosted her son, “This is the reason

not enough?” Mubai responded to her question

harmless. Furthermore, it’s a fact that she’s not good enough for you anyway. At the end of the day, I’m just looking out for you, son, 1 can’t let you end up with a wife that is as useless as this woman! Therefore, everything that happened then was all my idea, if you want to find someone to blame, be mad at me, it had nothing to do

was laced with hurt and disappointment. “Mother, you have no right to scheme and

Mrs. Xi opted

treating us and Tianxin who loves you to death

shouldn’t have done those things but I only did it because I love you!” Tianxin wailed taking cue from Old Mrs. Xi, her tears fell like they were from an

would appeal

fierceness in his gaze