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Reborn in the 80s and Remarrying an Officer, Let the Ungrateful Cry! novel Chapter 291

Chapter 291: Chapter 291: Has Nothing to Do with Me

Lan Mingxuan had to admit, the family needed his wife, Liu Ya, right now.

After all, his mom’s cooking wasn’t as good as his wife’s.

Also—he missed his son.

As for his wife saying she wanted to divorce him—he hadn’t taken it seriously at all.

’How could Liu Ya possibly divorce me?’

’She was just angry because Mom slapped her yesterday.’

"Fine, I’ll go now. But, Mom, when Liu Ya comes back, be nicer to her. Don’t scold her again."

Mother Lan became furious when she heard this.

"You’re my son! How can you side with her instead of your own mother? I’m her mother-in-law. What’s wrong with me scolding her a few times? Is there a daughter-in-law alive who doesn’t get scolded by her mother-in-law?"

Lan Mingxuan’s expression soured after this tirade.

He simply wheeled his bicycle outside—

When he arrived at the Liu Family’s home and was about to go in, Liu Ya came out and blocked the gate.

"What are you doing here?"

Lan Mingxuan knew he hadn’t stood up for her yesterday.

It was only right that she was angry. So he said placatingly, "I’ve come to take you and our son home—"

Liu Ya sneered, "Take me home? We’re divorced. What home is there to go back to?"

It was only after she got home that she remembered they had never gotten a marriage certificate.

After all, around here, some people considered themselves married after just holding a banquet.

Only those who were more particular about it would go get a marriage certificate.

These days, however, most people did.

Lan Mingxuan’s expression changed dramatically at her words.

"Liu Ya, what’s all this about a divorce? Stop saying things you don’t mean. Just come back with me—"

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