Jiu Ye, your little ancestor doesn't want to take responsibility

Seeing Lou Shuo, Liu Zhenzhen nodded:

"You must be the young master that Dahe mentioned, thank you."

Lou Shuo just said "hmm" and didn't say anything to Liu Zhenzhen.

Liu Zhenzhen didn't care. The rich young masters on TV all had tempers. It was incredible that Lou Shuo could appear here.

At the end of the drinking last night, only people from Huo Dong's group and Liu Qiang were left.

The others took a taxi back when it was almost dawn. Many of them lived nearby.

Liu Qiang and Lin Zhenfeng did not leave.

It turns out that Lin Zhenfeng is Liu Qiang's cousin-in-law.

Because Lin Zhenfeng and Lou Shuo were still there, Liu Qiang, who originally wanted to cheat, went to the Civil Affairs Bureau reluctantly.

Finally getting the divorce certificate, Liu Zhenzhen breathed a sigh of relief.

After three years, she finally got rid of this scumbag.

She didn't even look at Liu Qiang, and helped Huo Dong into the car and drove straight to the hospital.

Liu Qiang looked at the back of the departing car and spat out the cigarette in his lips.

When he arrived at the hospital, Huo Dong was sent directly to the operating room.

His arm and toes need surgery together.

Dahe drove here, and Lou Shuo also came to the hospital.

After Huo Dong entered the operating room, Liu Zhenzhen sat on the bench, in a daze.

Dahe sighed and said to Lou Shuo:

"She was forced into marriage. Sister Zhenzhen's father was an alcoholic and a gambler. The family was extremely poor. Sister Zhenzhen's mother was the family's slave. She fell ill from overwork at a young age. Because they had no money for medical treatment, they borrowed a lot of money, but she still passed away when Sister Zhenzhen was a senior in high school."

"Sister Zhenzhen and Brother Dong were originally a couple. Brother Dong's family was well-off, but his parents looked down on Sister Zhenzhen. Brother Dong later went to college in another province, and Sister Zhenzhen's family was in that situation. After graduating from high school, she started working, and then she was noticed by Liu Qiang. Later, Old Man Liu forced Sister Zhenzhen to marry Liu Qiang for the high bride price."

"Originally, Sister Zhenzhen had accepted her fate, thinking that since she was getting married, she would just marry Liu Qiang. Since Liu Qiang had already helped her family pay off their debts, she would just live a good life with him. But she didn't expect that Liu Qiang and Old Man Liu were just the same kind of people, eating, drinking, whoring, and gambling. He had several women before the wedding, and the day after the wedding, a woman came to her house and called her a mistress."

"Sister Zhenzhen only then realized she had been deceived, but the marriage was already done. She was not the kind of timid person. She was very stubborn and did not try to please men like other women. Once Liu Qiang's novelty wore off, he lost his patience. At first, when Liu Qiang beat her, she even called the police, but in the end, nothing was done. When she found calling the police was useless, she started to resist and suffered many injuries."

"Once she almost died, and when Dong Ge found out he ran back... After that he stopped going to school and started a business to make money."

"Brother Dong wanted to kill Liu Qiang. In order to make them divorce, Brother Dong even called Liu Qiang "brother" last night. Damn it..."

"Brother Dong got into a very good university, a very good one, a prestigious 985 or 958 university."

"Sister Zhenzhen has good grades. It would be great if they could go to college together. Then she could escape from that broken home and definitely wouldn't have met that bastard Liu Qiang, and they wouldn't have separated."

"What a shame! Brother Dong said his biggest regret in life was not insisting on breaking up with Sister Zhenzhen. He had originally planned to find a good job after graduation, settle down somewhere else, and then take Sister Zhenzhen away."

"But things are unpredictable. Some people, once separated, can never go back..."

Lou Shuo: “…”