When the black bull in the circus went crazy and rushed towards me, the CEO husband excused himself as feeling unwell, protected the intern and turned around to leave. Before I could question him, I saw the intern's WeChat Moments video the next second. In the picture, my husband, who has always been a germaphobe, actually caught the intern's vomit with his own hands, and the two took a photo together under the Ferris wheel. The caption read: "I love you and never make me embarrassed outside." I sneered and commented: "Respect and blessings." The company group immediately went viral, and my colleagues were all guessing what I was going to do this time. My husband called, his tone full of impatience. "What do you mean by posting that comment? Are you deliberately embarrassing Yaoyao?" "Yaoyao is a little girl who cannot tolerate animal cruelty. As a boss, I have the responsibility to protect her. I just took her to ride the Ferris wheel to relax, can you not be so petty?" "Delete the comment quickly, or I will accompany you well next time." Next time? I can't count how many times this man has painted a cake. The divorce cooling-off period was over in three days, and he couldn't wait for the next time.
