Stepping on her husband's bottom line by mistake

Chapter 1071 Persuading Peace (1)

Liu Bingling shrugged: "It's her."

"I..." Lu Xiaosi gasped.
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Leng Haotian and Qin Yishu took Ling Mufeng and Ye Zhiqiu around the forest he bought.

The two little guys simply thought that this time they were out for a trip, happily running around in the mountains and forests.

Later, the three men discussed business over there.

Ye Zhiqiu and Feng Linxue played with their two children.

Ling Yichuan and Ling Yinuo were sweet and cute, and Feng Linxue also liked them very much.

I just feel that looking at the two little guys, my mood has improved a lot.

"Miss Feng."

Ye Zhiqiu looked at the three men who were discussing behind him, and then at her.

"Huh? Is there something wrong?"

Feng Linxue was handing Ling Yichuan a small shovel, and the two children squatted by the river to play with sand.

Ye Zhiqiu said with a smile: "There is something that I find a bit abrupt, but I am still interested. Don't mind."

Feng Linxue nodded, and she continued.

"You and Mr. Leng are going to get married, aren't you? Mu Feng and I were talking about going to drink your wedding wine! Why suddenly..."

Feng Linxue's smile froze on her face, as the breeze blew by, her eyes were a bit meaningful.

"Something happened, so we separated..."

Ye Zhiqiu also laughed, and didn't ask her about it, but said it as someone who had been there.

"Mu Feng and I, it turned out to be the same. Mu Feng and I have gone through the process of getting married, getting divorced, and being together again."

"Mom, I want a bucket."

Ling Yinuo was about to put the sand into the bucket, and Ye Zhiqiu quickly handed her a small plastic bucket.

"Mu Feng and I were originally married, and we hadn't even met each other before we got married, so naturally we don't have any feelings for each other."

Ye Zhiqiu ran his fingers through his hair, which was disheveled by the wind.

(End of this chapter)