After the Divorce, My Ex-Husband’s First Love Became My Neighbor

#ModernRomance #MutualHealing #MutualDevotion #HusbandBegsWifeToReturn #HeartbreakingRomance #LoveGrowsOverTime #MarriedLife #OlderManYoungerWoman #StrongFemaleLead #PowerCouple #OneOnOneRomance #HappyEnding #PuttingScumbagsInTheirPlace #PowerfulFamilies #ContemporaryRomance #Divorce #HusbandBegsWifeToReturn #DoctorRomance #Healing #DivorceBeforeLove #SweetRomance The night Shen Zhiyu caught her husband cheating, she livestreamed their divorce. His attempts to win her back were doomed from the start. She didn't cry or make a scene. She gathered screenshots and recordings as evidence, then went straight to the other woman's husband the next day: medical school professor Jiang Yubai. Two strong personalities face off: one divorces calmly, the other personally ends a marriage in name only. She thought she'd found a satisfying story from the start, but then he said, “Marriage is for happiness, and so is divorce.” That's when she realized this aloof, untouchable man wasn't her opponent. He was her salvation. She stayed at a guesthouse in Zengcuo'an, and he lived in the building next door. She bought mints; he read Records of the Grand Historian. When she got drunk and threw up in his coat pocket, he covered her ears to block out the noise. When she kissed his cheek while helping him adjust his hearing aid, he took it off and said, “You can let it all out as loud as you want.” Older doctor × hotel manager, divorce before love, mutual devotion. On a rainy night, she tilted her umbrella toward him. “Dr. Jiang, you can't hear with your left ear, but you can still hear with your right, can't you?” He looked down at her. “Neither ear works well. You'd better speak up.” She opened her mouth, but the rain swallowed her words. Only later did he learn she'd said, “I think I might miss you a little.”