The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

However, Nalan Chunbo would definitely sense that she was troubled, knowing him.

Maybe it was just because they looked similar?

A lot of people had birthmarks, so maybe it was really just a coincidence?

Wen Shan got off at the station. She did not return Nalan Chunbo’s call but sent him a text to let him know that she was fine.

Nalan Chunbo was driving and stopped his car at a junction after he received Wen Shan’s reply. His frown deepened. He didn’t like the feeling of being out of control.

However, Wen Shan had the rare ability to make him feel helpless.

He was used to Wen Shan chasing him, but now he could not find Wen Shan when he wanted to and it was troubling.

Nalan Chunbo held his phone, deep in thought. Eventually, he started the car again and drove out of the campus. He had to think of a way to not annoy Wen Shan with his actions, and to not make himself feel uneasy as well.

Wen Shan got off the bus and called Xiao Yaojing first.

“You went to my house? Your brother and I are still in the company.”

Wen Shan was silent for a brief moment.

“So the war ended with you as the winner?” Wen Shan scoffed in disbelief. She thought her brother would be defensive of his behaviour.

“That’s a must. Have you ever seen any women take their maternity leave as soon as they get pregnant?” Xiao Yaojing retorted smugly.

Wen Shan admired her sister-in-law silently. Why was she acting cowardly in front of Nalan Chunbo?

“Wait for a while, I will go home now,” Xiao Yaojing said. She was already packing up.

“No, it’s no big deal. I already came back to school since you weren’t at home,” Wen Shan explained hurriedly. Actually, she didn’t know how to confront her elder brother.

Should she ask him directly if he had a woman a few years ago?

That did not sound right. That brat’s father is Ding Junqi.

She remembered that Ding Junhui had mentioned previously that the brat’s mother had gone ages ago.

Ding Junqi’s son did resemble her and they both had the same birthmark. How could there be such a coincidence?

Wen Shan sat below the bus stop sign and looked up at the sky. She had not settled the issue with Mu Qi yet, and now this little brat was giving her a new problem. The situation really fits the Chinese proverb ‘here comes the tiger after the wolf’. One problem comes after another.

Beep beep!

Wen Shan heard the car honk and looked up.

“Get into the car. I can’t stop my car here,” Ye Yuwei said, opening the front passenger door for Wen Shan.

Wen Shan hurriedly got in and Ye Yuwei drove off. She glanced at Wen Shan who was fastening her seat belt and asked, “What are you doing here?”

“I was looking for my brother. Why are you here, Sister-in-law?” Wen Shan turned to Ye Yuwei. Her sister-in-law had mentioned before that one always had to wear a seatbelt in Ye Yuwei’s car.

“My client’s here, so I came to sign a contract.” Ye Yuwei replied, glancing at Wen Shan again. “Are you in a bad mood?”

Wen Shan was really feeling suffocated. Hearing Ye Yuwei’s words, she leaned against the back of the chair, looked at Ye Yuwei, and asked, “Sister-in-law, do you know Ding Junqi?”

“Ding Junqi?” Ye Yuwei repeated aloud. “Why the sudden interest in him? Yes, I guess I do know him. He is our bank customer. What’s wrong?”

“Do you know that he has a son?” Wen Shan asked carefully.