Chapter 713: I Don I t Want a Divorce
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
“I don’t want a divorce,” Zhou Hengyang declared abruptly, seizing his younger brother’s collar with a cold gaze. “Don’t think I don’t know what you’re up to. I can tell you right now, no way! It’s impossible in this lifetime. I’ve decided on her. ”
After these resolute words, he forcefully shook off Zhou Hengguang and briskly departed. Zhou Hengguang, reeling from the impact, swiftly regained his balance. Adjusting his shirt collar, he narrowed his eyes and turned towards the second floor of the adjacent western-style building.
“Have you seen enough?” Zhou Hengguang inquired icily.
Liang Shuzhen’s flushed face appeared on the balcony, trembling as she met Zhou Hengguang’s gaze. “Sorry, I… I didn’t mean to peek,” she stammered, blushing, unsure if she was shy or embarrassed.
Before Zhou Hengguang could respond, another girl emerged, cute and in her twenties. She shielded Liang Shuzhen and positioned herself as a protector.
“Big Brother, Shuzhen is my friend. You can’t treat her like this.”
“Zhou Nini, you’re wrong. How did I mistreat her?” Zhou Hengguang chuckled.
“Did I hit or scold her? Or did you feel humiliated?”
“Your tone was humiliating,” Zhou Nini asserted confidently. “Don’t think I can’t see through it. The way you spoke to Shuzhen showed clear disdain.”
Unaware of Liang Shuzhen’s distress, Zhou Nini continued, but Zhou Hengguang noticed. However, he chose not to interfere, considering his cousin’s privileged background and the forgetfulness of her family.
“It’s a good thing to fall,” he mused.
“Who told you to move in next door?” Zhou Hengguang’s smile faded, and his tone shifted. “Move back home immediately. This place isn’t suitable for you.”
“I don’t want to,” Zhou Nini protested. “Big Brother is gone, and so are you. The house doesn’t feel like home anymore. I don’t want to stay there.”
Zhou Nini adopted a coquettish expression. “Furthermore, I have to help Shuzhen. As long as she becomes my sister-in-law, Big Brother will come back home.”
Zhou Hengguang sneered, his gaze piercing. “Liang Shuzhen, is this your promise to my cousin?”
“I didn’t, I… I’m sincere towards Hengyang.”
“Why is it different from what I heard about what happened at Rong Jingxuan last time?”
“That was a misunderstanding. It was someone else’s malicious smearing,” Liang Shuzhen explained firmly. “And Zhou Hengguang, you misunderstood me. I didn’t want to do anything, and I didn’t do anything. Nini and I have been very close since we were young. The reason why I’m staying here is because I’m working with her television station. We’ve been seeing each other a lot recently.”
Zhou Nini nodded emphatically. “That’s right. Shuzhen has become very popular recently. Our television station will always look for her for the dance performance. ”
Emboldened by Zhou Nini’s support, Liang Shuzhen maintained her composure. “I admit that I like your brother, but is it wrong to like him? I’m expressing my feelings. I’m not in the way of anyone, right?” she said..
Chapter 713: I Don I t Want a Divorce
Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
“I don’t want a divorce,” Zhou Hengyang declared abruptly, seizing his younger brother’s collar with a cold gaze. “Don’t think I don’t know what you’re up to. I can tell you right now, no way! It’s impossible in this lifetime. I’ve decided on her. ”
After these resolute words, he forcefully shook off Zhou Hengguang and briskly departed. Zhou Hengguang, reeling from the impact, swiftly regained his balance. Adjusting his shirt collar, he narrowed his eyes and turned towards the second floor of the adjacent western-style building.
“Have you seen enough?” Zhou Hengguang inquired icily.
Liang Shuzhen’s flushed face appeared on the balcony, trembling as she met Zhou Hengguang’s gaze. “Sorry, I… I didn’t mean to peek,” she stammered, blushing, unsure if she was shy or embarrassed.
Before Zhou Hengguang could respond, another girl emerged, cute and in her twenties. She shielded Liang Shuzhen and positioned herself as a protector.
“Big Brother, Shuzhen is my friend. You can’t treat her like this.”
“Zhou Nini, you’re wrong. How did I mistreat her?” Zhou Hengguang chuckled.
“Did I hit or scold her? Or did you feel humiliated?”
“Your tone was humiliating,” Zhou Nini asserted confidently. “Don’t think I can’t see through it. The way you spoke to Shuzhen showed clear disdain.”
Unaware of Liang Shuzhen’s distress, Zhou Nini continued, but Zhou Hengguang noticed. However, he chose not to interfere, considering his cousin’s privileged background and the forgetfulness of her family.
“It’s a good thing to fall,” he mused.
“Who told you to move in next door?” Zhou Hengguang’s smile faded, and his tone shifted. “Move back home immediately. This place isn’t suitable for you.”
“I don’t want to,” Zhou Nini protested. “Big Brother is gone, and so are you. The house doesn’t feel like home anymore. I don’t want to stay there.”
Zhou Nini adopted a coquettish expression. “Furthermore, I have to help Shuzhen. As long as she becomes my sister-in-law, Big Brother will come back home.”
Zhou Hengguang sneered, his gaze piercing. “Liang Shuzhen, is this your promise to my cousin?”
“I didn’t, I… I’m sincere towards Hengyang.”
“Why is it different from what I heard about what happened at Rong Jingxuan last time?”
“That was a misunderstanding. It was someone else’s malicious smearing,” Liang Shuzhen explained firmly. “And Zhou Hengguang, you misunderstood me. I didn’t want to do anything, and I didn’t do anything. Nini and I have been very close since we were young. The reason why I’m staying here is because I’m working with her television station. We’ve been seeing each other a lot recently.”
Zhou Nini nodded emphatically. “That’s right. Shuzhen has become very popular recently. Our television station will always look for her for the dance performance. ”
Emboldened by Zhou Nini’s support, Liang Shuzhen maintained her composure. “I admit that I like your brother, but is it wrong to like him? I’m expressing my feelings. I’m not in the way of anyone, right?” she said..
