The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

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Actually, Le Tian had already settled for the second best. However, she did not say anything, nor did she negotiate with Ding junqi. Ding junqi could hear how regretful the

people there were, regretting the loss of a talent like Le Tian.

That person told him that Le Tian had rejected him very straightforwardly, almost without thinking, because of her family.

In fact, at that moment, Ding Jungqi's heart was really pricked, or she had stabbed it with the needle herself.

Le Tian didn't say anything, probably because she felt that it was meaningless, because she was tired of fighting with them, so she only hoped to get such an autograph

safely.

Le Tian's father reached out and held his chest, slowly getting up.

Le Tian's mother and Ding Jundi hurriedly got up. Le Tian's father waved his hand, telling them not to follow him. He went to the study room by himself.

Ding junqi sighed slightly. This was all he could do for Le Tian.

What happened next would depend on what Le Tian said.

"That child didn't say anything about this either."Le Tian's mother felt sorry for her daughter. It had been almost half a month. Whether it was meeting or calling, the father

and daughter had always quarreled over this matter.

Ding Junqi didn't tell le Tian's mother. He remembered that Le Tian had said that he would be satisfied when the day came when he really didn't want to quarrel with him.

Then, he had waited.

For example, she didn't tell him about today's matter because she didn't want to quarrel with him.

But the result of waiting was heart-wrenching. He also felt it.

She had lost her dream, and she had given up her dream. She could only work hard for this tiny dream silently. They forced her to do this. He thought he was doing it for her

own good, but he didn't expect that he was just cutting off her dream with a knife.

He only hoped that there was still time to make up for it.

Le Tian coaxed her son to sleep. She took out the documents from her bag and looked at the signature of her parents and husband. She didn't even know if her father could

give her an autograph, she was really glad that she hadn't married Ding junqi yet. Otherwise, she would have to beg for more from her husband.

Thinking of this, Le Tian took a deep breath, then stood up and walked out with the documents.

There was only Ding Junqi and Le Tian's mother in the living room, and there was still no father.

"Uncle is in the study,"Ding junqi kindly reminded.

Le Tian narrowed her eyes at Ding junqi. No matter how she looked at it, she felt that this person was a little strange today.

Le Tian went to the study with curiosity. Le Tian's father was sitting in the study with his back to the door, looking at the gray sky outside.

Le Tian carefully placed the document on the table and called out in a low voice, "Dad."

"Le Tian, you've always liked to go against your parents since you were young. You just don't do what your parents tell you to do."

Le Tian lowered her eyes. She knew that her parents wanted her to learn dance, but she didn't. She wanted to learn calligraphy. Her parents wanted her to learn piano, but

she didn't. She wanted to learn chess.

She was the only child in her family, so she was very rebellious.

"The most rebellious time was when your parents wanted you to learn something easy in college. You applied for physics behind our backs,"Le Tian's father said and

coughed lightly.

Le Tian's chest was pulled up by this cough.

"You're the same this time."

"Dad -"Le Tian suddenly interrupted her father, but her eyes were already wet, "You guys always say that it's for my own good. It doesn't matter if I like it or not. I don't like

dancing, I don't like the piano. You guys are the ones who like this. I don't like the majors you guys picked for me. I like physics. I just want to do what I like to do. Is there

anything wrong with that?"

Le Tian's voice was very loud, so loud that the people outside thought they were arguing..