Su Changsheng frowned when he heard Zhou asked him to reconcile, and said in a bad tone: "What kind of reconciliation does she want? I'll drag her to death."
"Then let's stop." Zhou said immediately.
"Divorce?" Su Changsheng was a little worried this time, hesitating and hesitating: "There must be a reason for the divorce letter. She didn't do anything extraordinary. It's not appropriate to write a divorce letter suddenly. She must let it go.
People are convinced.”
If Su Liu and Chen were here, they would be extremely shocked when they heard these words. Su Changsheng actually knew this about Chen, how could he not be shocked?
In fact, it's not that Su Changsheng didn't know Chen's personality, Chen Meiniang's temperament was quite soft, but he felt that she suddenly became tough and out of his control, and Su Liu's matter took precedence, so he said it before.
those words.
When Mrs. Zhou saw him like this, she suddenly became unhappy and said, "Speaking of which, you just can't bear to leave her. Well, we mothers can leave so that we don't get in your way."
As soon as she finished speaking, she started to pack her luggage again. Su Changsheng hurriedly stopped her and said urgently: "Look at how anxious you are, how can I not let her go? If I really want to care about her, I can only do this for more than ten years.
Go to your room? My dear Guizhi, don't be upset, okay? You're making me panic."
"Then divorce her." Mrs. Zhou sniffed and wiped her tears.
"Okay, okay, let's take a break, let's take a break." Seeing her crying so hard, Su Changsheng hurriedly went to comfort her.
Zhou pushed her in a pretentious manner, and fell into his arms. She also clenched her fists and beat her lightly a few times, then she leaned on his chest and raised the corners of her lips.
Su Changsheng, on the other hand, frowned. He was so clueless. How should he write this divorce letter?
However, Su Changsheng didn't worry for long, because someone from the county came, and Shopkeeper Zhou, Zhou Guizhi's father, asked him to go back quickly, as if there was something important.
Although Zhou was annoyed, she couldn't help it, not to mention that her father wouldn't be in such a hurry to let Su Changsheng go back if there was something really important.
As soon as Su Changsheng left, Chen and the others heaved a sigh of relief, especially Chen. Although she had expressed her intention to reconcile, it was not that simple to actually take action.
Su Liu, on the other hand, let go and took advantage of the market the next day to find an excuse and sneak into the town.
Baise Town is one of the ten major towns in Changping County. It has eight villages under its jurisdiction, making it a relatively large and prosperous town. The journey from Dayao Village to Baise Town takes about half an hour.
Su Liu was carrying a backpack on her back, which contained Chen's shoe soles and embroidered handkerchiefs. When she entered the town, she saw the streets bustling with pedestrians, vendors shouting and selling, and houses lined with blue bricks and black tiles on both sides. The shop doors were wide open, and waiters were among the customers.
Busy shuttle.
Su Liu looked around, looking here and touching there, just like a country bumpkin entering the city for the first time, finding everything new and interesting.
"This is the ancient market." She looked at the busy street and muttered to herself silly.
She walked forward again, but didn't notice who she bumped into. She quickly apologized: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry." while looking over.
But at first glance, he was stunned. In front of him, he saw a middle-aged man with a sharp mouth and monkey cheeks falling to the ground, screaming in pain.
"You damn girl, you are walking without eyes. You hit me to death. Oops, my legs are going to be broken." The man hugged his knees and pointed at Su Liu and yelled.
Su Liu was dumbfounded. He lowered his head to look at his clothes. Today he went out and put on a set of clothes that Mr. Chen wore when he was young. They were considered the best set of clothes. But no matter how you looked at it, he didn't have money or money.
