Wife, Remarry

She always thought that after ten years of companionship, she belonged to him and he also belonged to him. Although she knows that he has always regarded her as his sister, one day, he will definitely find that she is the most suitable for him. Mo Qianqian, wearing a beautiful wedding dress and standing in front of the master of ceremonies, had always thought so. She still vaguely remembered that sunny afternoon, the girl who vowed patted the dirty boy's vows. So she endured it and always tried her best to act as the most virtuous person she could be in front of him, letting the other true self be buried in her body and gradually decay. But reality is always so cruel, and it will give you a fatal blow inadvertently. Until she saw the two people with deep affection in front of her, Mo Qianqian finally felt the pain that was so painful that she was suffocating. You don't have to love me, but please don't trample on my self-esteem. A piece of divorce papers finally put an end to this precarious marriage. From then on, the man married and the woman married, they had nothing to do with each other! & Fragment 1 Pei Shengye paused for a moment, something flashed through his mind and disappeared quickly. He could only obey his intention and hugged her slender waist, and kissed her eyelids. Clip 2 "Xiao Hei, look at you, you can't even defeat them. Let me protect you from now on." The girl with two braids smiled and looked at the boy with bruises on her face in front of her. The boy grinned, but gasped in pain: "No, I'm a boy, I don't need you to protect me." After that, he turned around and ran away. The little girl standing there smiled faintly, as if she were an angel. Fragment 3 Pei Shengye passed this road for an unknown number of times. Suddenly, he stopped and stared blankly at a man and woman not far away who were smiling happily. That bright smile almost dazzled his eyes. Their fingers were clasped together, and they passed by him without squinting. The tip of their noses was filled with the fragrance that haunted them. He stretched out his hand stiffly, but couldn't touch the two people who didn't look back. He lowered his hands dejectedly, knowing that if he missed something, he would only regret it for the rest of his life.