Forced marriage contract: Divorce dear

Chapter 617 I Owe Her A Favor (3)

However, she already felt that there was no other relationship between them except the bond of the child.

And he didn't seem to realize it.

"Bai Mingze, let me tell you, I will leave with Liuyue early tomorrow morning..."

If it weren't for the children, she wouldn't come back here.

Here, there are all the memories between the two.

from the beginning. .to the end.

She doesn't like this place very much.

Bai Mingze's expression darkened, "I know..."

"I know if it wasn't for the kids, you wouldn't be here at all..."

She was taken aback for a moment, then snorted coldly, "It's good that you know."

"Ke Xun, we... can we not be like strangers?"

"Then what do you think our relationship should be?"

He was silent for a while, and then said softly, "Ke Xun, we are husband and wife."

"Whether you want to admit it or not, it's the truth."

She said angrily, "So what?"

"A couple that exist in name only, interesting?"

Husband and wife in name only?
she. .Is that how you see their relationship?

Bai Mingze's heart seemed to be stabbed by something.

"You just take the child home..."

"You're still taking me home overnight."

"Tell me, if Gu Manni finds out about this, what will she think?"

It was Gu Manni again. . .

He growled in frustration, "Ke Xun, can you stop mentioning her all the time."

"She's nothing at all."

She sneered, "It's nothing? I've been engaged, so it's nothing?"

"Bai Mingze, you are a man, you have to be brave..."

He walked up to her, pulled her up on the sofa, his eyes seemed to burst into flames, "Ke Xun, Gu Manni is just an ordinary friend, I have nothing to do with her, she is already went abroad."

She was taken aback. .His eyes widened a little bit.

Gu Manni went abroad?

When did this happen?

Looking at her eyes full of doubts, he almost couldn't help but want to tell everything.

After thinking and thinking, he took a deep breath, picked up only the important part and said, "Ke Xun, I owe her a favor..."

"Three years ago, I owed her a favor that I had to repay. That engagement was not what I wanted."

She was silent. . .

What kind of favor does he have to repay with things like engagement?

(End of this chapter)