He would make ample plans for their future lives. Regardless of whether they were part of the company, as long as he recognized them, he would try his best to consider their welfare. He genuinely thought this way, aspiring to be the most praised chairman and the best possible person. He wanted others to be moved by him and feel grateful to him; in doing so, he felt he would also be a very successful philanthropist.
Sharing his wealth with others was such a rare idea. So, regardless of whether others could achieve it, as long as he believed this in his heart and acted upon it, that was enough for him. He didn’t think much about other things.
"Then I’ll be leaving, Hua Xiaomo. You must be happy; I’ll always be wishing you well in my heart." After Zi Yunsui left the office, Hua Xiaomo felt a wave of sweetness in her heart.
The sweetness stemd from his understanding, and it also ca from her own inner strength. She had finally stepped out of this vortex. She could finally face her feelings rationally; she knew she still couldn’t leave Qi Longbing.
No matter if Qi Longbing could get divorced, she might not be able to leave him for the rest of her life. She didn’t want to fuss over matters of status anymore; all she hoped for was a stable life moving forward.
She hoped that in the future, both she and Candy could live happily in City B, continuing to live joyfully and fulfill all her dreams. That would be wonderful and make her very happy. There weren’t many other things she wanted to think about.
After Qi Longbing returned to the hotel, his heart was filled with complex thoughts. Although on the surface he didn’t seem to care much about what had happened between Hua Xiaomo and Zi Yunsui.
But, in reality, he had already considered that sothing must have happened between Hua Xiaomo and Zi Yunsui. Besides, she had been with Zi Yunsui for so long; how could nothing have happened between them?
That was impossible. And by now, Hua Xiaomo must have developed certain thoughts, a different kind of affection, for Zi Yunsui.
Alas, it was all because of the problems with his own marriage. If he could have extricated himself from this troubled marriage sooner, then Hua Xiaomo wouldn’t have lost confidence in him. He had to make a decision; he had made up his mind. He would definitely divorce Pan Yutong. After the divorce, he would marry Hua Xiaomo. That was truly what he was thinking.
It was a simple thought, perhaps one that others couldn’t understand, but to him, it was his most genuine and sincere intention.
Soon, the phone rang. He picked it up imdiately. Seeing the displayed number, he knew it was hers, and a heavy feeling welled up in his heart.
"Hello, is this Qi Longbing? This is Pan Yutong. I would like to talk about the situation between us. Are you free right now? If you are, please co to the Rose Hotel. I want to explain things regarding our matter," Pan Yutong said quickly from the other end, her own heart incredibly conflicted.
She still wanted to try hard to save their marriage. No matter what Qi Longbing thought in his heart, he was still her husband, and she had always lived with him. She hoped their relationship wouldn’t beco so strained, as such tension would be extrely detrintal to the future operations of both their companies.
Hearing Pan Yutong’s words, Qi Longbing sneered inwardly and replied coldly, "Explain what? What is there to explain? If you agree to the divorce, that would be best. Review all the conditions again, and if there are no problems, then hurry up and sign the divorce agreent. As for anything else you want to say, or if you intend to let this issue remain unresolved, then I’m sorry, because I will not make any concessions. And you should stop having any fanciful notions."
He really couldn’t stand this woman anymore.
He had already made so many efforts; he no longer wanted to continue this marriage because there was no affection left in it.
It truly hurt him, preventing him from being with the woman he loved most and with his child. He owed them so much. No matter what, he had to end this marriage.
Only then could he get his life back on track and give Hua Xiaomo and Candy a truly happy future.
That was his line of thinking. He didn’t want to dwell on unrelated issues; he would only carefully consider matters directly pertinent to his divorce and future with Hua Xiaomo.
However, if anything detrintal or harmful to him arose, he would resolutely resist it. No matter how Pan Yutong might struggle or what efforts she made, it would be useless because his mind was made up. He absolutely would not give her any pretext or reason to delay things.
On the other end, Pan Yutong felt sowhat anxious; she hadn’t expected him to say such heartless words. But at this mont, regardless of anything, she had to talk to him again and make one last effort.
"Co over to the Rose Hotel. Once you’re there, we can sit down and talk things over slowly, alright? I believe that through this conversation, everything can be resolved as we wish," Pan Yutong said again, though at this mont, her heart held a trace of deep sadness.
No matter what, she had still made many, many efforts for this marriage.
Hearing her say this, Qi Longbing’s eyes also held a hint of firm resolve. He said slowly, "Alright then. Let’s et at the Rose Hotel."
"Good, I’ll wait for you in Room 69 at the Rose Hotel," Pan Yutong replied quickly; she had already prepared herself for any outco.
Whatever the outco, she would make this final struggle, this last effort. She felt she still couldn’t give up on him.
The mont Qi Longbing saw Pan Yutong, his mood beca very heavy.
This marriage with her was just so incredibly unhappy.
Just how uncomfortable it made her feel. Well, this mont to resolve things had finally co. If this matter could be settled perfectly, that would be ideal. Otherwise, he would once again resort to official channels to end their marriage.
The outco of the discussion was still not satisfactory.
Qi Longbing looked at Pan Yutong. Calming himself, he asked again, "If you are still unwilling to divorce , then there’s nothing more I can do."
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