During Chinese Valentine's Day, Buddha's Husband Just Wants to Clean the Pig Pen
by Zhi Nanyi
About This Novel
On Chinese Valentine's Day, my husband, who is in charge of me, decided to fly to Australia on a business trip and would miss our tenth wedding anniversary for the first time. But at noon, I saw him in his female leader's circle of friends. My usually aloof husband was cleaning the pig pen with great joy. The caption read, "My husband is very capable, and I will be promoted and rich soon." I sneered and commented, "The future is promising." There were a lot of messages in the circle of friends, and colleagues formed small groups to speculate whether I would explode. When her husband called, she immediately asked, "Jiang Li, what do you mean by making that comment? Are you deliberately trying to embarrass Sister Yun?" "She has a lot of work at home, so I'm helping out. There's nothing wrong between us, so don't be so petty!" "Delete the comment, what will it look like if others see it?" I said expressionlessly, "If you don't delete it, you two are innocent. What are you afraid of?" The next second I hung up the phone. Anyway, there are three days left in the divorce cooling-off period, and I don't have to go around with them.
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