You Demanded a Divorce and Played It Cool, So Why Are You Crying Now That I've Signed?

Five years into their marriage, Huo Sijin suddenly asked for a divorce. Only then did Bai Luo learn that the child she had raised as her own was the son of Huo Sijin and her half sister. She had always believed Huo Sijin loved her. It turned out he had loved another woman all along, and Bai Luo was nothing but a substitute. The saddest part was that she had already fallen deeply in love with him. She desperately held on to their marriage, giving him time to understand his own heart and believing he would eventually return to her. Then she saw Huo Sijin bringing that woman to spend the night in their marital home, and her heart finally died. She no longer felt a pang of hurt when the son she had raised called another woman “Mom.” Bai Luo returned to her career, made her mark in the world of cultural relic restoration, and became a celebrated master restorer. Museum restoration teams from around the world eagerly invited her to join them. Wealthy collectors offered her lavish sums to take on their projects. Her father, who had once disowned her, came to her door in person to acknowledge her as his daughter. The son who had been led astray by another woman cried and called her Mom. Rich, eligible bachelors from high society pursued her in droves. Bai Luo waited and waited for the man to come divorce her, but when he never did, she delivered the divorce papers herself. The usually aloof and dignified Huo Sijin cornered her against the wall, his eyes red as he rasped, “Mrs. Huo, please love me one more time.”