My Loyal Husband After Our Divorce

Chapter 676: Her New Journey

Tong Yan had never understood that relationships needed hard work from both parties. One hand couldn’t clap, and it was the same for relationship, be it friendship, love, or family ties.

She still assumed she deserve all the love they used to lavish on her simply because she was Tong Yan.

So, the question now became: Will she learn her lesson before it is all too late?

Xinghe didn’t have time to deal with Tong Yan’s outbursts. She was preparing to leave for Country R. It was going to be a brand-new journey for her; she had no idea what would be in store for her in the future.

However, she would give it the best she got. Mubai helped her prepare everything and even personally escorted her to the airport.

He wished to go with her, but he really couldn’t extricate himself. He had not returned to Xi Empire ever since his accident. Even though the company was running fine, it was only temporary. The company couldn’t go on forever without him.

Furthermore, Xinghe was going to Country R on Shen family’s behalf, so it was useless for him to tag along. And most importantly, Xinghe didn’t want him to ditch his work because of her…

had to return to the company now or he was afraid he might follow her

care of yourself and watch out for any danger. I will come to meet you when everything’s settled over here,” Mubai kept telling her. Xinghe smiled slightly. “Am I that worrisome to you? Plus, I won’t be gone for long, I’ll

but if you need anything, please call me. Don’t take

“Okay.”

caressed her hair and demanded gently, “Also, don’t forget to

but Mubai couldn’t help but laugh. Then he pulled her in for

him farewell with a heavy heart and

the window and saw Mubai, who was still standing at his spot, watching her leave. Their eyes

beside her. “Is this really necessary? This is only

also chided, “Plus, it’s only a two-hour plane

every day,” Cairn suggested softly, even though his tone was also laced with jealousy and levity; he

“It’s easy for us to

are you

also grumbled, “You’ve