The Problem with Marrying Rich: Out of the Way, Ex

When he saw how angry she was, he wondered if his actions earlier had been too abrupt.

“Why don’t you post something on my Moments too? I’ll let you type whatever you’d like.”

Ye Hao said as he passed his phone to her. He felt that it was only fair that she posted something as well.

For example, she could post something like, ‘Isn’t my wife the most beautiful woman in the world?’

In any case, he’d accept any public display of affection. He had been seeing his friends splash their loving couple photos all over their Moments recently, so why couldn’t he do the same?

He Xiyan’s eyes darkened and she threw his phone back at him.

“Let’s eat! I’m hungry!” She said coldly. She wasn’t going to sink to his level of childishness. This was only something a kid would do.

Ye Hao noticed that she was truly throwing a tantrum and quickly returned her phone to her.

“Alright, go ahead and delete the post I made earlier,” he said. They would act just as though nothing had happened earlier.

He Xiyan took her phone and heaved a long sigh. She stared the screen for a while but ultimately decided against deleting the post.

The post had already gone out and so many people had seen it, so what was the point of her deleting it?

She realized through this incident that Ye Hao didn’t like how she was always keeping their relationship under wraps which was probably what spurred him to do such a childish thing. When he thought carefully about it, she realized that she was also at fault.

Ye Hao reached out to pat her head.

“Good girl, have some food before it gets cold,” Then, he sliced the steak into tiny pieces and watched as she ate them all one mouthful at a time.

Then, he passed her a cup of goat’s milk.

He Xiyan remained silent as she continued to stuff the food into her mouth. She would eat whatever he passed to her but she didn’t know why she was annoyed either. She was the one who had picked up a gem by landing someone like him and she wasn’t compatible with him; yet she was acting like she wished no one would find out that she had remarried.

She probably had an inferiority complex. Frankly, the opinions of others still mattered to her and she was worried that they’d be pointing fingers at her behind her back, speculating what underhand methods she used in order to marry Ye Hao or if they managed to dig up the fact that she had given birth to her ex-husband’s child.

After all, the power of netizens these days was very frightening.

Her ex-colleagues at Shen City had seen her when she was pregnant with Yuan Yuan and if those photographs were to be released, it would also reveal who Yuan Yuan’s biological father was.

This was what she truly feared. This was why she was always so cautious about their relationship and why she refused to be a public figure.

He Xiyan put down the fork and knife in her hands after she realized that she was at fault. The corners of her lips curled up slightly as she smiled apologetically at Ye Hao.

She slowly reached out and placed her hand in his large hand and held it tightly with their fingers intertwined.

“I’m sorry, Ye Hao. I shouldn’t have gotten mad at you earlier,” she said in a small voice and her voice was slightly hoarse.

When she thought back to the incident, she realized that there was nothing wrong with the post that he had made. Her husband was indeed handsome, and extremely so. Meeting him was the luckiest thing that had happened to her in her twenty-odd years on this earth.

Ye Hao’s brows that had knitted tightly suddenly smoothened out and he finally relaxed.

He had been wondering what he should do to coax her.

“No worries. Do eat more if you’re hungry. I’ll take a look at what’s been airing at the theatres recently.”

Then, he opened up an app to purchase movie tickets and checked out the nearby movie theatres as well as the movies that they were airing.

He Xiyan took another sip of milk and ate some salad. She would also occasionally feed Ye Hao some food. They looked like a couple who were passionately in love.

Their actions attracted the stares of many people in the restaurant.

Soon, their attention shifted to the newest arrival at the restaurant.