Seventy: After Running Away, the Leader's Ex-Husband Became Red-Eyed

Shen Jiaojiao is a well-known coquettish person from all over the country. In order to escape the pain of going to the countryside to jump in the queue, she deliberately married Qin Ye, a rough-and-tumble officer who returned to the island to visit relatives. Life after marriage was "unspeakably miserable." Qin Ye's beard was as hard as a steel brush, and his body was as hard as a wall. He didn't know how to be charming. Even if he tormented her to pieces at night, he would just work hard during the day. Jiaojiao dislikes the fishy smell of the island and dislikes the rudeness of men. After receiving the order to return to the city, she left behind a divorce agreement and a baby girl waiting to be fed, and left without looking back. That night, Qin Ye stood like a sculpture on the dock, with the baby in his arms becoming hoarse from crying. Three years later, Shen Jiaojiao was forced by her vampire mother-in-law to marry an old widower in the city. When she was in a desperate situation, she saw a photo of her ex-husband in a big newspaper - the youngest teacher, whose epaulettes were blinding. Just when she thought this life was over, she was in danger one day on the street, and a pair of iron-like hands grabbed the gangster's neck. Two pink and jade-carved dumplings hugged her thighs: "Dad, it smells like mom!" The man's eyes were red, and he blocked her in the corner, and rubbed her lips with his rough fingertips: "Shen Jiaojiao, even if I break my legs this time, I will lock you with me."