“What’s wrong? You look so pale, it’s not like the couple had a fight, is it? I see that Madam Sister-in-law is quite good-tempered.”
Not an unreasonable person.
He was afraid that if he knew too much, he would get drunk one day and spill all about him. But he also wanted to get some ways from Sunan to ease the invisible deadlock between him and Haitong.
So he said, “I seem to have, sort of, broken her heart.”
Su Nan’s eyes lit up and he asked, “How did you break her heart? Tell me.”
War Yin gave a kick under the table.
Su Nan was kicked by him and said with a smile, “Leave a half-word in your mouth and whet people’s appetite, War Yin, you don’t have to do that.”
“You don’t care how I got hurt, you just tell me what I should do?”
“Send a gift.”
War Yin blackened his face.
He couldn’t do that kind of romantic thing.
“The most direct method is also the most effective, you pounce on her, love her hard and make sure everything goes away for her.”
At the end of the sentence, he was kicked again by War Yin.
Su Nan got up and dragged away the chair, sitting far away, so as to avoid being kicked by War Yin all the time.
“After receiving a marriage certificate is a couple, couples always have to that, you two couples can’t be doing nothing, right?”
War Yin tensed his face.
He didn’t even allow her to step into his room, afraid that she would take advantage of him.
He didn’t want to go into her room either, for fear of seeing what he shouldn’t, like he did the first night.
“But that’s the normal way you deal with it, after all, like being forced to marry her by your grandmother, maybe you’ll get a divorce soon.”
Knowing War Yin, Su Nan then knew that War Yin and Hai Tong’s married life was uneventful, that is, they were just living together.
“You’re expecting me to get a divorce?”
War Yin asked eerily.
He picked up the cup of coffee and took a couple of sips.
Su Nan laughed: “Why am I looking forward to your divorce, it’s not like it’s good for me. With your temperament, you don’t intend to be married to Haitong for the rest of your life, but just to cope with your grandmother, otherwise you wouldn’t have hidden your marriage.”
“A secret marriage is unfair to your wife, it makes her suffer. The fact that you don’t care if she suffers or not means that you don’t intend to live with her for the rest of your life, in which case, your concealed marriage to her will instead be a protection for her. When you have separated, she will remarry without repercussions.”
For some reason, listening to Su Nan’s analysis and mentioning Hai Tong’s remarriage, the feeling of not being in his heart intensified.
