My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

Chapter 327:1 Will Remember You Even After You Die

Translator: Lonelytree Editor: Millman97

It seemed a waste for the woman to die just like that. After all, she had played him for a fool; how could he just let her go so easily? In this world, no one was capable of doing that before, it taunted him deeply. Life would be more interesting with her in it.

However, if she didn’t die, his identity would be found out sooner or later; how could he possibly allow that?

The man hesitated for a moment before ruthlessness and mercilessness entered his heart.

Xia Meng must die! But…

“Xia Meng, Xia Meng, I promise you’ll always have a space in my heart even after your death,” the man said with an eerie smile. It must be said that his interest in the woman had gone beyond just platonic. After all, this was the first time he had come across such an intriguing woman in his life.

if you were not Ye Shen’s ex- wife and standing right in the middie of my path, it probably would’ve been fun having you around. But… you have to die! However, rest in the comfort that I shall remember your name ever after you die, that is not an honor I bequeath just anyone.

the other hand, Xinghe had no interest in having that honor. The only thing she wanted from the

whole day and Mubai had been by her side for the same amount

eventually fluttered open. However, before she could say anything, the first thing that came out of her mouth was

that Mubai had on his

with you?” Mubai asked concernedly as he moved

blood dripped onto the mattress. It dyed the fabric instantly. This scene

door, and yelled, “Lu Qi, get over

going on?” Lu Qi dashed over immediately. He

as he dragged the good doctor

look…” Lu Qi rushed to administer aid. He said

after Lu Qi did his thing, at least she stopped vomiting blood. However, her face was

happen?” Mubai asked chillingly. God knows how

by the drug was

she die?” This was the only

arrived one day sooner, she wouldn’t be stuck with this irreparable damage,” Lu Qi commented