"These people really have no shame, wanting to pin all the blame on Aunt. In the end, Aunt was driven away, leaving them all delighted to welcome the new bride, right?"
Heh, they sure wish for a perfect world.
"Mom. I really don't appreciate what you're saying. I couldn't possibly divorce Mu Yi. I still want to have a child of our own with him. I still love him,"
Bai Xin felt nauseous just thinking that these words came from her own mouth; they were truly disgusting.
She found it hard to accept. She really had forced herself to say it.
"Xinxin, is it true?"
Mu Yi burst through the door, ecstatic to see Bai Xin, looking utterly disheveled as he'd rushed over. He even approached without wearing his shoes, grabbing Bai Xin's hand, absolutely thrilled.
"Yeah, it's true." Bai Xin spoke indifferently, pointing to the herbs in Bai Zhi's hand.
"I've even seen a traditional doctor."
Mu Yi's face stiffened, then quickly returned to normal.
