After Three Years of Marriage, My Childhood Betrothed Says He Wants a Divorce

A person who has true feelings for you will suffer a lifetime of ruin. From childhood sweetheart, to ignorant adolescence, and then to adulthood, Scarlett was the most special presence in his life, his first love, his only preference, and his persistent waiting. True love doesn't care about effort, gain or loss, right or wrong. He tolerates Scarlett's willfulness and bad temper without trying to change her. Love is accepting, giving in, compromising, loving her, pampering her, understanding her (the heroine hates giving birth), and waiting for her. Fortunately, he waited for his sweetheart's confession of love and passionate response. At this moment, all misunderstandings, heartache, and grievances disappeared. Scarlett did not live up to his love, and they almost missed out on their whole life. PS: The male protagonist has only the female protagonist in his heart. He is loyal and devoted to his lover, keeps a distance from other members of the opposite sex, knows how to say no, and has high-end self-discipline with a sense of proportion and boundaries.

The male and female protagonists clearly love each other "to death", but they can't say it out loud and pull back and forth over and over again. As of now, the story is still in the cycle of "misunderstanding-reconciliation-misunderstanding again". The moment of "breaking the window paper" of the two-way crush has not come yet, and it is easy to cause fatigue. The female protagonist is a tough and opinionated person (referring to her treatment of the male protagonist; she is very easy to talk to the two male supporting characters. She keeps being pulled away, and her tough mouth suddenly softens). It is very worth watching! ! !

It's so beautiful. I beg the author to finish the update. Please🙏🏻 Even if it's just for me, it's really hard to wait and see! [Cry][cry][cry][cry]

When can we have long mouths? [Crying]

It looks good, but neither of them have long mouths [laughing] [laughing]

Well, I want to know where the transition from beginning to end is. I like this sad rhythm. As soon as the ditty plays, continue watching

Didn't you say that you were already thinking about the baby's first and last name? Why did they disappear so quickly? Haven't seen enough [what] [what]

Okay [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] knowingly smile [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]

It's very real, the description is very delicate, not sadistic, and a little bit sour. I hope the author will insist on finishing it. I will keep following it.