Sir, How About A Marriage novel Chapter 208

“How did she lose her child?” Mu Chen asked quietly.

Mu Qing had been surprised earlier that Mu Chen was willing to listen to him; he was further surprised by his calmness. For these reasons, he continued telling Mu Chen about the past.

“Liang Zhen had achieved a lot at that time, causing Liang Zhou to feel jealous. Spurred by her jealousy, she grew agitated and emotional, insisting that I get a divorce. She threatened to jump into a river to commit suicide if I didn’t. I had to coax her; after all, this involved a person’s life or death…” Mu Qing said, “When your grandmother found out about the affair, she scolded me. However, there was nothing much could do; after all, Liang Zhou was from the Liang family as well. If it were another woman, she could be scolded or beaten, but Liang Zhou was from the Liang family so your grandmother was in a dilemma…”

“Liang Zhou made a huge fuss at home. She said the marriage was originally hers and that her sister robbed her of her marriage. She said her sister had been happy for so many years and it was time to return the marriage to her. She insisted that she would not allow her child to be born as an illegitimate child. Otherwise, she would die along with her child.”

“When your mother heard those words, she was crying and smiling bitterly. After that, she drank a lot and returned drunk. Your grandmother was incredibly distressed when she saw your mother…”

“Your mother kneeled on the ground and said she agreed to leave and let me and Liang Zhou be together. She said she’d consider that a final act of sisterly affection. She kowtowed thrice to your grandmother and thanked your grandmother for taking care of her over the years. She said she wanted to continue taking care of you… Your grandmother was incredibly sad, but there was nothing she could do. After all, the child in Liang Zhou’s stomach was as much her grandchild as you are…” As Mu Qing spoke, his eyes reddened, and his expression was one of grief and self-blame.

Mu Chen looked at Mu Qing emotionlessly.