Who Says Getting Married Again Isn’t Great?

On the day of her divorce, Qiao Ran only wanted to raise her daughter and build a good life for them both. Her ex-husband had cheated, her in-laws mocked her, and even her own mother told her, “A divorced woman shouldn’t be picky.” But she never expected that the top executive at her new company would be Bai Hao, the man who had rejected her confession years ago. The man she had once loved so humbly, only for him to push her away, saying she “deserved someone better.” Now he was a poised and steady tech entrepreneur worth hundreds of millions, carefully making his moves one step at a time. When she worked late, he brought her hot porridge. “Don’t push yourself so hard. I worry about you.” When her daughter fell ill, he waited outside the emergency room all night. “Tangtang is my responsibility too.” When her ex-husband came causing trouble, he stood in front of her. “She’s with me now.” Qiao Ran panicked. “Bai Hao, I’m divorced, and I have a child.” Bai Hao smiled, his eyes filled with five years of unspoken love. “I didn’t wait for you for five years just to hear you say that.” Later, when her ex-husband got down on his knees and begged her to remarry him, Bai Hao said in front of everyone: “Who says getting married a second time isn’t wonderful? I had to go to great lengths just to marry her.”