Please, Just Divorce Me

An Xi met Cen Ge when she was seven and began dating her when she was eighteen.

From the day they first met until she was twenty-four, she spent seventeen years chasing after Cen Ge like a lovesick puppy.

They say a lovesick puppy gets everything in the end.

But An Xi didn't. In the end, she lost all her dignity and was left battered and bruised.

In the winter she turned twenty-four, An Xi suffered a miscarriage in a car accident, and her mother was critically ill. She knelt in the heavy snow, desperately begging for help from the woman she'd loved for half her life.

She called again and again. At last, Cen Ge answered, but the first thing she said was, "Now that we're divorced, don't call me again."

That winter, the snow fell in great heaps. The cold was bitter, and frost covered the ground.

In the bone-chilling cold, An Xi finally gave up on her completely.

Five years later, An Xi returned to the country with a husband and daughter, a happy family, and a modestly successful career as a respected actress.

When she happened to run into Cen Ge again, An Xi smiled and greeted her with easy grace: "CEO Cen, long time no see."

Cen Ge couldn't take her eyes off her.

In another snowy winter, Cen Ge took An Xi's hand and pleaded quietly, "Will you come back to me?"

An Xi smiled softly. "Sorry, but no."

In short, this is a wife-chasing crematorium story full of anguished tears. Also known as Please Love Me Again, Wife.

[Content warnings] Old-school melodrama, intensity 10,000 x 10,000. A ridiculous, brainless train wreck of a plot, nonsense from beginning to end, scumbag women and shameless women. Don't comment if you haven't read it. Have some manners, or this idiot author will curse you out.

The ending stays HE. BE fans, stay away. There is no way this will end in a BE. You can say it ten thousand times, but it still won't happen. That's that.

[Notes] 1. Same-sex marriage is legal, and women can have children together through technology.

2. A warm, lightly angsty story with a lot of sweetness and a wife-chasing crematorium.

3. The heroine enters a fake marriage later on. Both leads have no prior romantic or sexual partners.

This story will be published this Thursday, May 14. Three chapters will be posted that day~

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Gu Ran is the treasured daughter of the Gu family, born with a diamond-encrusted spoon in her mouth. She grew up in luxury and was showered with love.

Sadly, her father died when she was young, and her mother is frail and unlikely to live long. No one is left to inherit the Gu family's vast estate.

Gu Xichen is a gifted genius with a high IQ, raised in the slums and brilliant from childhood.

Unfortunately, she has no parents and lives with her disabled grandmother.

To protect the family fortune, Gu's mother takes Gu Xichen into the household and claims to the public that she is the Gu family's long-lost eldest daughter.

In reality, she makes Gu Xichen sign a lifetime labor contract, forcing her to work for the Gu family forever.

And so, seven-year-old Gu Ran meets seventeen-year-old Gu Xichen.

At first sight, Gu Ran dislikes Gu Xichen. She thinks she's poor, dull, and stammers when she speaks.

But this poor, quiet older woman is actually clever, ambitious, and exceptionally capable.

Gu Ran starts falling for her in secret.

When Gu Ran is sixteen, her mother dies, and Gu Xichen swears to look after her for the rest of her life.

So when Gu Ran turns eighteen, she confesses her feelings to Gu Xichen.

Gu Xichen: "I only see you as my little sister."

In a fit of anger, Gu Ran pushes Gu Xichen down.

"Do you still see me as your little sister now?"

Gu Xichen: "If you don't think so, then I guess I don't."

Gu Ran: "???"

A spoiled but beautiful heiress x a clever but hetero-normative misogynist woman

Older woman and younger woman, with a ten-year age gap.

A sweet story.

Theme: Make peace with the past.