The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

Bai Ying got up from her chair with a white cat that looked different from the one in her arms after the video ended.

“There are extra blankets in the cupboard in the guest room. Make yourself at home, I am going to get some rest,” Bai Ying said and left with the cat in her arms.

Nalan Chunbo nodded and remained sitting at the balcony, looking at the passersby.

Auntie said she didn’t care, but she left only after the video ended. How was that not caring?

Nalan Chunbo sat at the balcony to watch the passersby all night and only went to the guest room at dawn.

It was ten in the morning when Wen Shan finally found the place. She arrived with a huge luggage bag and stood in front of the chalet, staring in awe at the three-storey building.

She looked around the area and noticed that it was a peaceful, comfortable place to stay. It was no wonder that Sister-in-law’s mother chose to retire here.

Bai Ying walked out of her chalet and saw a girl in a dress with a huge bag standing in front of her door.

Wen Shan followed Bai Ying into the chalet and greeted her politely before sitting down on the sofa. Bai Ying brought her a glass of juice and put it on the table.

“Are you looking for Chunbo?” Bai Ying sat down opposite her and began to stroke her cat that hopped onto her lap.

Wen Shan was going to say yes but quickly shook her head when she remembered something.

“No, I am here because Sister-in-law told me to pass you something.”

“Wei Wei?” Bai Ying looked at the anxious girl and immediately understood why she was here.

Wen Shan nodded and put her glass down. She went over to her luggage bag and opened it to show Bai Ying what was inside – some snacks and gift boxes.

Bai Ying was speechless.

Ye Yuwei and her were mother and daughter after all, and she understood why she had sent Wen Shan here just by looking at the luggage full of supplements and snacks.

This girl was here for Nalan Chunbo.

“Xixi and Xicheng bought you these, and Brother Gu bought you these supplements.” Wen Shan ran over to the sofa to fetch her backpack and whipped out an envelope from it. “Sister-in-law said this is for you. I wonder why she would rather write than send texts.”

Bai Yin didn’t know what to say for a second. Ye Yuwei had to write to her because she didn’t have a phone.

She chose not to have one, perhaps to cut off everyone that had her contact number.

Bai Ying looked at the girl who was standing in front of her and smiling, then reached out to take the letter. The girl had a warm smile, which was something that reassured her.

Wen Shan passed the letter to Bai Ying and began to look around the hall. She wondered if Papa Nalan was here.

“Get a room upstairs to rest in since you are here,” said Bai Ying emotionlessly.

Wen Shan tilted her head curiously. She did not expect Bai Ying to ask her to stay and had planned to look for a hotel nearby.

“Would I be disturbing you?” asked Wen Shan softly.

“It’s okay if you would rather not,” said Bai Ying bluntly.

“Of course I would love to stay! Thank you, Auntie, I can cook and am willing to help you out with that,” said Wen Shan quickly, gesturing wildly.

Bai Ying went back to her room with the envelope without another word.

Wen Shan looked around the chalet and decided Bai Ying was very lucky to be able to retire here. She went upstairs and chose one of the rooms. There was nothing much in the room besides a double bed, a table and a wardrobe.

She pushed the windows open and looked at the sea and her mood instantly improved.