You Signed the Divorce Papers in Seconds, So Why Cry When I Remarry?

In the third year of Gu Xici’s marriage to Shen Jingyan, she spent one reckless night with a strange man. The next day, a divorce agreement was slapped in her face. Shen Jingyan looked at her with cold indifference. “Sign it. Don’t make me take away the last shred of dignity you have.” Consumed by shame, she wished she could die, but then she unexpectedly learned that the man from that night had been him. He wanted a divorce so he could marry the woman he loved most. With her last hope gone, Gu Xici decided to let them be together and disappear from his sight. … Three years later, they met again. With her arm linked through another man’s, she was stopped inside a car by the usually dignified man, his eyes red. “Gu Xici, how dare you leave without my permission?” “Mr. Shen, you signed the papers in black and white. Have you forgotten?” Gu Xici raised her hand, the diamond ring on her left ring finger sparkling brilliantly. “I’m Mrs. Luo now!”