It's hard to quit, but it's the perfect marriage!

"I'm unlucky."

Zhu Xi mumbled in her sleep, waving her hands in mid-air.

"I'm unlucky, no..."

Zhu He was startled, realizing that everything he had said to Zhou Yinghuai earlier was a joke.

My own sister has fallen in love with a man she's only known for two months.

Even though this man was her husband.

After they grew up, they became busy with their own lives, especially after he went abroad.

Although the two often video chatted, this life of talking through a screen ultimately caused him to neglect his only close sister.

Congratulations, like Zhu Xi, for having a shallow emotional connection with your parents.

He had no lover; all his pursuits were in the laboratory and in Zhu Xi.

If we really want to determine the proportion of the two, then Zhu Xi's proportion is still greater.

Zhuhe was filled with deep self-reproach for his oversight.

The loneliness and discomfort of being in a foreign land, the insurmountable problems encountered during the experimental phase, and the irreparable failure caused by negligence.

None of these things hurt him as much as Zhu Xi's sudden change and unhappiness.

Zhu He could not forgive himself for any neglect towards Zhu Xi, even though she had told him many times that she had been quite troubled lately.

He failed to notice her unhappiness.

Congratulations on your long sigh of self-reproach and your decision to reschedule your flight again.

Zhu Xi, in her sleep, was completely unaware of all this, nor did she know what she was dreaming about.

She clutched the blanket tightly, calling his name again, "Brother, brother..."

The video call ended, and Zhuhe looked at the ticket information, facing east, his eyes deep in thought.

Zhou Yinghuai is a man of deep cunning. Can Zhu Xi really afford to exhaust her emotions?

In this world, no one understands Zhu Xi better than Zhu Xi.

Beneath Zhu Xi's carefree facade lay a dead end into which she was determined to walk once she made up her mind.

Her emotions were anything but ordinary.

Either passionate or indifferent.

She is not familiar with Zhou Yinghuai yet, and her extreme nature is still hidden in her charming smile.

Congratulations! Connecting her recent unusual behavior, tonight, Zhu Xi violently extinguished the flame that had been slowly growing in her heart.

Therefore, she filed for divorce.

Before things got out of control, I filed for divorce.

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A torrential rain fell after daybreak at the People's Hospital.

Dark clouds loomed over the city, and a fierce storm raged.

The raindrops pounded the ground, and the torrential rain stung my skin.

After having breakfast, Zhu Xi stopped by the emergency room to check on the patients who had been under observation the day before.

As I passed by the emergency room lobby, I glanced outside, yawned, and joked, "The tragedy is about to begin."

She raised an eyebrow, took out her phone, went to the door, and recorded a short video, intending to send it to He Zhu to tease him a bit.

She recalled how the two of them used to ask Zhu Tanzhi for money when they were in high school.

It was even heavier than the rain when Yiping went to ask the Black Leopard for money.

Zhu Tanzhi didn't have a whip, but his gaze was more agonizing than any whip could inflict upon her.

So many years have passed, and Zhu Xi eventually forgot about it.

Unexpectedly, I suddenly remembered it again today.

These damp moments along the way are like drops of water in my blood.

It's not that I forgot, it's just pseudo-amnesia.

Zhu Xi moved forward, stepping on the wind-dampened ground at the entrance of the emergency room.

They happened to run into Zhu Tanzhi and Wei Jiaqing, who were getting off the bus after going out.

In her lens, one of the people she least wanted Congratulations to see appeared.

Zhu Tanzhi stared at the camera, his brows furrowed and his eyes cold.

Wei Jiaqing's gaze towards her wasn't exactly friendly either.

Zhu Xi raised an eyebrow, a mocking smile playing on her lips, and the camera shifted to a different angle.

"Brother, my lens is dirty."