The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

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Lotte got out from under him flexibly and looked back at the man sitting on the bed. "When will you promise my dad to sign my consent."

Ding Junqi's face changed slightly, and the previous smile disappeared. Isn't this kid holding it up?

"Lotte you--"

"If you can't do it, don't keep mentioning the topic of getting married or getting a license. It doesn't make sense. I have a way to persuade my dad." Lotte interrupted Ding Junqi's words, preventing what he might say next.

"I have said this question many times, and I don't think we need to go on with it. I promised to change jobs, even if you are going to start a business, I can directly throw you money." Ding Junqi said with a deep voice.

Lotte bulged his cheeks slightly, listening to Ding Junqi's words, "If you change something else that I don't like, do you think it makes sense for me to do it?"

Ding Junqi reached out and squeezed his forehead. "You dare to guarantee that you are only drawing design drawings. As long as you enter the laboratory, the radiation inside is not what you can imagine."

"Why can others do what I can't do?"

"Other people are not my daughter-in-law." Ding Junqi directly refuted the sentence, the meaning is very obvious, others are not my wife, I don't care.

This answer is very good.

Rakuten decided not to say it anyway, but every time this question would quarrel, it would be better not to say it.

Ding Junqi also chose not to continue this topic before the two quarreled. "Tomorrow you will help me go to the hospital to take care of my dad. Try not to let him watch the news. I am afraid he can't stand it."

Rakuten nodded, and the two changed the subject again, not touching the subject that would quarrel every time it was raised.

After Lotte nodded, he watched Ding Junqi move Ding Yuejie to the side bed.

Rakuten: "..."

"It's time for him to sleep alone, how old is this?" Ding Junqi has always had opinions about the son's need to sleep with them. Originally, he spent less time with his wife, and more than half of the time was given to his son. .

Rakuten's right to complain to this person should not be heard. Isn't it the person who used to sleep with his son?

And Rakuten has a feeling that tomorrow may not stop his dad.

In the hospital that Lotte went to early in the morning, Ding Junqi was going to the crew, so Ding Yuejie naturally followed Lotte to the hospital. When they arrived at the hospital, they had already been in the ward and were lying in bed eating fruit.

What she didn't know thought she was sick.

"Grandpa." Ding Yuejie screamed at the crisp opening in the past, and his hand still touched Ding Haonan's face: "Is Grandpa's body better? The baby has always been worried about Grandpa."

Rakuten: Didn't you see it at all?

"Grandpa is fine." Ding Haonan looked at his little grandson, and he finally felt better.

"It's okay to be okay. Being stabbed like this by your own mother, you think it's your mother, people don't think you are a son." Mo Fei laughed out loud.

"Fei Fei." Mrs. Ding reached out and dragged her daughter.

Rakuten: "..."

Son, your aunt is really straightforward.

Ding Haonan's face became more and more ugly, more self-deprecating.

"Actually, this is fine, at least you don't need to feel guilty." Lotte said quickly.

Ding Haonan looked at Lotte and felt better.

"After all, it's not my fault." Could it be said again.

"Fei Fei." Mrs. Ding directly dragged Mo Fei off the bed, and then went out.

"Mom, I'm not wrong, you are wrong, you just indulged my dad to deceive others." Murphy's voice was still at the door, but the door of the ward was closed.

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