The Contract Marriage by Winter Love

Chapter 376: Chapter 375 Let’s Get Divorced (7)

So that was why he had been so angry, so irrational, so out of control when he discovered she had switched the medication, saying so many hurtful things.

Chuxia left home heartbroken, and he was half self-reproaching, yet also half pleased.

At the very least, Ling Chuxia still had some pride left in her, at the very least, she hadn’t completely lost herself, she would still get angry, still react to him. Although he didn’t go to find her and bring her back, he couldn’t control his own heart; he drove unconsciously to Ji Xinxin’s apartment building every day, gazing in the direction of the apartment—even if he couldn’t see her, his heart was at peace.

In fact, at that time, he didn’t really know what he wanted to do. He hoped Chuxia would return to his side, but the Chuxia he longed for was the one from the past, who would cry, make a fuss, get angry, not the indifferent, expressionless, puppet-like Chuxia of the past three years.

But in the end, he didn’t wait for the Chuxia he longed for to return; instead, he waited for Young Madam Shi, Ling Chuxia, to come back.

At the moment he heard Ling Chuxia’s "I’m sorry," his heart had died. Not in despair, but literally ceased to be.

perhaps he

still couldn’t bring himself to leave her, even if Ling Chuxia didn’t love him, he

to her again because he was afraid he wouldn’t be able to control himself

their lives. It didn’t matter if Ling Chuxia didn’t love him; his love for her was

Chuxia suddenly changed. She stopped being so meek and respectful. She smiled at him, her eyes curving in laughter, her face flushed as they held hands, and even when she kissed him, her long, curly eyelashes trembled gently like the flapping wings of a butterfly, bewitching his

a moth to a flame, he knew

to care little for the duties of Mrs. Shi.

sweetness lay poisoned wine, and beneath the calm were raging storm

still for the

old movie

in her frowns and smiles, her playful reprimands and coquettishness, to the extent that he almost

in his heart, in the end, it all backfired