Let's get a divorce.

The spectacle of the polar day was breathtakingly beautiful. The clouds in the sky were tinged with soft pink by the sun, resembling blossoms blooming in the heavens. In this endless daylight, people’s activities became especially lively.

Liu Yi, with her short legs, wandered leisurely in a circle, leaving behind only the brand new items, having donated all the Liu family’s old belongings to charity.

After circling the area, she finally found a proper Sichuan restaurant.

The owner’s family had a relative who had awakened wood abilities.

A flash of hatred passed through Tao Chun’s eyes; she knew that in Lan Zihao’s heart, he could never let go of Cao Ruoxi.

“That’s not what I meant, don’t misunderstand. I don’t know how to explain it to you—anyway, I’m sorry.” The brick-faced man finished speaking and forcefully shook off Jiang Li’s hand.

As Cao Ruoxi turned away, she suddenly remembered the pile of gifts. She turned back and asked, “Are you taking these gifts or not? If you want them, stop making a fuss. If not, I’ll take them back to my in-laws.” In truth, it would be a shame to leave that heap of gifts behind.

“You’re the one at fault!” Fu Jingdong lit a cigarette, the sound of the lighter especially cold and somber.

When Luo Fei took up residence, she spread her arms wide, letting the palace maids come serve her. At that moment, she dismissed her intention to go looking for Qin Shou.

Just then, a strange face appeared in front of Su Hao. After studying it carefully, Su Hao felt that this demon looked very familiar. Thinking back, he realized he had seen this creature while lying in ambush in the Great Desolation. Su Hao was about to say something to the monster.

“If you’re really that bored and want to help me, I still have two sets of clothes that need washing. Could you help me with that later?” Long Xue’er said.

Yan Wanru, who had been following Chu Yun for a thorough check-up, would anxiously ask Fang Chen about each test result as soon as she received it.

“No way. Until you agree, I’ll follow you like this every day. Besides, I helped you settle your work. Not only did you not thank me, but now you want me to leave?” Lin Meishan said, sounding aggrieved.

“You want me to get you a phone number, QQ, WeChat, Weibo? You think I don’t know?” Xu Zifeng wore a look as if he had already seen through everything.

There was no doubt—the outcome would be simple: one would flee, one would lie in wait. Unless Wu Di was hopelessly inept, or the opponent terrifying beyond reason, there would be no surprises.

Zheng Ding and Zhu Ling hadn’t expected that among Yang Hao’s group, there was such a ferocious beast hidden. The Ice Wolf Spider’s long-range interference hampered their attacks, making them hesitant, while Ming Sheng chose to fight up close—a combination that was truly “well-matched.”

This was supposed to be a very thick stone pillar. Judging by his frequent, halting movements, it had a diameter of at least twenty meters. Above, the crowd of heart demons pressed so densely that the height was impossible to discern.

“I went to ask your subordinates and only then learned that you and Ze’er are brothers. That’s how I was able to use Ze’er’s blood and that secret technique to find you.” As Mu Qiu finished speaking, he saw Leng Yan’s face streaming with tears. Though Leng Yan had no memory of what Mu Qiu described, his heart still felt the pain she spoke of.

“Heh, isn’t that easy? All it takes is one word—security check, then fire safety. Would you believe it? And I guarantee, you won’t get through. We’ll take our time investigating. Just like you, we’re enforcing orders from above.” Xia Yuan said with a cheerful smile.

“Yes, yes! Let the wet nurse feed the baby, shall we?” Mu Qiu hurriedly called a servant to take the child out to be nursed. Leng Yan actually wanted to feed the baby himself, but Mu Qiu, afraid for him, wouldn’t allow it. She planned to buy a cow once the baby turned one, so the child could have fresh milk.

“Secret.” In recent days, Jiang Dongyu had become more and more familiar with the old man, and their conversations had grown much more casual.