The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

When Ye Yuwei and Gu Juexi arrived at the hospital again, Wen Shan was awake and having her meal.

“Brother Gu, Sister, why are you here?” Wen Shan asked with a polite smile.

Ye Yuwei looked back at Gu Juexi curiously. What was with the drastic change in attitude?

“Why are we here? We brought you here. Your dorm is becoming a garbage dump. Do you not know that you have a fever?” Ye Yuwei said anxiously. She sat by the bed and saw the bento on the table as she placed her lunch box there.

Wen Shan kept smiling and said, “I asked the caregiver to buy it for me, I was starving. It’s just a minor fever, I’ll feel better after eating.”

Ye Yuwei couldn’t help but turn to Gu Juexi then look at Wen Shan again. She was acting so differently, did the fever melt her brain cells or something?

“Wen Shan, do you still remember your Papa Nalan?” Ye Yuwei asked cautiously.

“Of course, but I decided to give up and move on. It’s no big deal, anyway,” Wen Shan said good-naturedly. She glanced at the lunch box brought by Ye Yuwei. “Sister, what did you bring? I can still have some.”

Ye Yuwei hurriedly opened the lunch box for her. It was the porridge she had asked Auntie Qian to make.

Wen Shan took the lunch box and continued to eat. “I must hurry and go back to the university to finish up my thesis. If my qualification is forfeited or my contract is terminated, it will be difficult for me to find a job.”

Gu Juexi put his hands in his pockets and sat down on the opposite bed. He was also very intrigued by Wen Shan’s drastic change. Did the fever draw a silver lining in her dark clouds?

Ye Yuwei looked at Wen Shan warmly, delighted with her appetite and said, “Your Brother Gu is here to help you with your thesis, don’t worry.”

Gu Juexi glared at Ye Yuwei, shocked. How could he refuse?

“No way, it is my own problem. I wasted too much time in the first half of this year. From now on, I need to work harder, then I will become a lecturer. Haha! How cool is that?” Wen Shan mumbled while stuffing her mouth with the porridge.

Frankly, she looked much better.

They were glad to see that the fever had fixed her heartbreak.

“I think you had better stay in the hospital for another day though. Let them discharge you after your fever has completely subsided,” Ye Yuwei suggested.

“No, no need for that. The fever is gone now, really,” Wen Shan quickly said and pressed Ye Yuwei’s hand to her forehead. “See? I’m okay now. Oh, and please don’t tell my brother about this. If he finds out, he will definitely tell my mom and she will start fussing.”

Wen Shan had returned to the previous Wen Shan, but there was something different about her.

Wen Shan insisted on leaving the hospital and the doctor agreed to her request, so Ye Yuwei couldn’t object any further and sent her back to the university.

“Are you sure you don’t need our help to clean up your dorm?” Ye Yuwei asked uneasily.

“Yes, I’m not three years old. Thank you for the ride and drive safely. I’ll head back right away,” Wen Shan said energetically as she waved at Ye Yuwei then skipped upstairs.

Ye Yuwei and Gu Juexi exchanged glances before Gu Juexi asked the driver to leave the dorm.

Meanwhile, at the corner of the building, Nalan Chunbo was looking at his phone. Her sweet voice echoed in his ears, her lively figure right in front of his eyes.

She could live happily in the world without him.

Wasn’t this what he wanted? Fair enough.

Nalan Chunbo managed a bitter smile. He straightened and left the place.

The early autumn wind blew across the corner like it had been empty all along.