Her Childhood Sweetheart Changed His Heart, So She Married a Top Scientist and Had Triplets

[Urban romance + unrequited love + taking down a homewrecker + a groveling ex] After five years together, I almost believed in true love, until the “little bunny” apprentice I’d taken in started wearing my slippers, drinking my red wine, and nearly sitting on my fiancé’s lap. Xie Tingyun, an absolute fool when it came to spotting women’s tricks, was still chanting, “She’s just a child!” Give me a break. A 22-year-old baby? When I found out the two of them had secretly made a sunflower garden hideaway, I finally understood: I wasn’t raising an apprentice, I was raising a poisonous creature. I tore up the marriage agreement and headed straight for the S City Research Institute. I showed up at the new lab with my suitcase in hand, and opened the door to find Lu Xiu, a brilliant researcher. This moody research big shot was ruthless and taciturn, yet he went out of his way to look after me. We ran experiments together, discussed our work together, and were always coming and going together. Just when my life was back on track and I had healed from the pain, Xie Tingyun came back to pester me endlessly. “Mengmeng, believe me. I’ve always loved you and never changed my mind, not even for a second!” I smiled calmly. “Your sincerity isn’t worth a thing.” No one wants something another woman has already had. Not even a dog. Xie Tingyun tried to step closer, but someone suddenly shoved him away. The man was tall and handsome, with an imposing, aristocratic air. “Sorry, she’s my fiancée. Anyone who lays a hand on her will pay.”