After the Divorce, I'm a Light Mr. Gu Could Never Hope to Reach

After two years of marriage, Gu Yanchen had come home fewer than twenty times.

Every night he stayed away, Shen Tingxi wondered: Was she just not good enough?

Only later did she learn that it wasn't because she wasn't good enough.

It was because he had given all his tenderness to the woman he could never forget.

On their wedding anniversary, she made his favorite soup and waited until one in the morning.

What she got instead was a post showing him accompanying that woman to the hospital.

Shen Tingxi poured the soup down the sink and placed the divorce papers in front of him.

“Sign them. I won't take a penny.”

Gu Yanchen signed with a sneer, without even looking at the papers. “You won't last three days without me.”

He didn't know she was carrying his child.

He didn't know she had already received an offer from a national research institute.

He didn't know that once she left, she would be gone for five years.

Five years later, Gu Yanchen went half-mad searching for her in a small city in the northwest.

In a supermarket, a little boy with cherubic features wrapped his arms around Shen Tingxi's leg and called to another man behind him, “Daddy! I want this one!”

Gu Yanchen's eyes reddened.