I Signed the Divorce Papers, So Why Is He Panicking?

After three years of marriage, Li Shu was the number in Wang Yanting's phone that he always rejected. He remembered that Su Wantang took her coffee without sugar, but couldn't remember that his wife was allergic to seafood. The day Li Shu received her medical report, Su Wantang came to pick her up, wearing her husband's coat and holding the car keys Li Shu had given him. She smiled and said, “Get in, Sis.” Li Shu didn't make a scene. She simply cut off the long hair she'd been growing for three years, left a signed divorce agreement, and wrote a letter of just five lines. Wang Yanting thought she was throwing a tantrum, until the court summons arrived at his office. Only then did he realize she'd even canceled her phone number. He searched for her like a madman, combing through security footage, tracking her down at her studio, and finding the investigation notes she'd left behind. They revealed a truth he had never imagined: his mother's death seven years ago had something to do with Su Wantang. At last, he understood why Li Shu had left. But a line of three hundred people had formed for her new book launch, and he was standing at the very end. Embers won't flare back to life, but held in your hands, they're just warm enough for one person.