The Secret of a Disgraced Wife

Chapter 107 Divorced (3)

"Well, let's go first." Su Xin smiled and followed Xiaotong out.

Ren Jian followed, and Ouyang Jing hurriedly followed. After saying goodbye to Su Xin at the door, Ouyang Jing felt a little lonely. Love came too fast. Although he was prepared, he hadn't been in love for so many years. Once he fell in love with a girl, The feeling of worrying about gains and losses is really uncomfortable, love, love, no one is the opponent of love.

Ouyang Jing sighed and closed the door. After Su Xin left, he also had some troubles. After tidying up, he had to go to the hospital to see Ouyang Xue, his only relative in the world.

Ling Xun's speed was very fast, and the housekeeper delivered the divorce agreement and her personal things in Ling's house on the second day.

Su Xin didn't covet the Ling family's filthy money, so she took a closer look and signed the divorce agreement. This marriage that had been emotionless for several years came to an end.

After signing the name and handing over the divorce agreement to the housekeeper, Su Xin has never felt so relaxed before, she is finally relieved!

The housekeeper looked at Su Xin, hesitated to speak, and finally said nothing, said "treasure" to each other, and left.

"Susu, you are so stupid. No one is more stupid than you. You didn't get any property." Xiao Tong said unhappily beside her.

"Since we're divorced, why do we need his money? It's safer to use my own money." Su Xin smiled, yes, you never have to look at other people's faces when you use your own things.
"Hey! With a woman as easy-talking as you, that scoundrel Ling Xun has earned a lot of money." Xiaotong said through gritted teeth.

"In the future, there will be no such person as Ling Xun in my life, and there is no need to talk about him in the future." Su Xin stretched slightly, looked at the living room filled with her own things, and then said: "Xiaotong, accompany me to buy a building." House, let's live together, I will change my pen name in the future, and you will still be an editor, and come to urge manuscripts every day."

(End of this chapter)