The new contract wife was pregnant and fled

Wen Ran's heart twitched at the mention of "Fu Chenlie".

However, there was no change on her face, and she responded to her grandma with a smile: "He went to play with his friends, and I am bored at home alone, so I just want to come back to be with grandma."

Just by hearing her tone of voice, the old lady knew something was wrong.

She didn't ask questions in front of outsiders, she nodded and said: "It's fine to come back, grandma misses you, I thought I wouldn't see you this year's New Year's Eve, but your sudden return really surprised me .”

Wen Ran smiled cheerfully.

outside.

Fu Chenlie stood at the door of Grandma Wen Ran's house, leaning against the wall, and touched the cigarette in the pocket of his trousers with his slender fingers, but when he touched it, he found it was empty.

He glanced into the yard, returned to the car, and went to get a cigarette.

After the man got it, he lit one, and walked towards Grandma Wen Ran's house while smoking. When he looked up, he saw the neighbors who were chatting with them at home just now came out.

Fu Chenlie turned around, avoided those people, and stood silently smoking.

He didn't return to Wen Ran's house until they were gone.

The door has been locked from the inside.

The man leaned against the door and heard the conversation coming from inside——

"Ran Ran, did you quarrel with Xiao Fu?"

"No."

The old lady said in a serious tone: "Now there are only the two of us left, and you still want to lie to grandma?"

"It's not a quarrel, it's my unilateral anger."

"why?"

Hearing the old lady's question, Fu Chenlie stopped smoking.

He turned sideways and looked into the yard through the crack of the door, as if he stretched his ears to understand.

yard.

The rising and falling red flames burned fiercely, shining on Wen Ran's face, making her skin delicate and shiny.

The man saw her lower her head.

After a brief silence, Wen Ran murmured, "I don't think I'm good enough for him. My family background, social status, and personal ability are all too different."

Then, she took the old lady's arm and stared into her eyes: "Grandma, I'm not happy with him, I want to divorce, is that okay?"

The old lady let out a long sigh.

Wen Ran blamed herself and said, "I know it's embarrassing to get divorced in our town, if you're afraid that your neighbors will laugh at you..."

Just as she was talking, the old lady patted the back of her hand.

She was stunned.

The old lady said earnestly: "Silly boy, I have lived most of my life, do I still care about what others think or say? It's just that grandma still wants to tell you that everyone is an independent individual, and marriage binds two independent individuals. Together, if you want to live a good life, you have to have a long-term running-in process. Divorce may be a temporary relief, but who can guarantee that the next marriage will not encounter the same problem?"

"Grandma, what do you want to say?"

"If it's just a daily quarrel, it's serious to file for a divorce, but if he really treats you badly and makes a principled mistake, and grandma is not old fashioned, I naturally support divorce."

Wen Ran's eyes were red.

Intense emotion surged up from every cell in her body and rushed into her mind, which made her unable to bear it any longer and shed tears in front of her grandma.

The old lady's loving eyes were full of distress: "Don't be sad, you believe in grandma, everything will pass."

"Don't you ask me what happened?"

"I understand my granddaughter. You have a steelyard in your heart. Grandma has said everything that should be said. The choice is still up to you."

"Thank you grandma."

"Don't worry, grandma is not afraid that you will be ashamed of divorce, and there is nothing shameful about divorce. It is true that you are happy, and everything else is false."

Wen Ran thinks her grandma is the best grandma in the world.

She is really lucky to have a grandma who has been with her all the time, sheltering her from the wind and rain, so that she can go home.

The old lady watched her emotional changes from beginning to end, and suddenly asked, "Son, do you still remember your mother?"