Mr.CEO, Please Sign the Divorce Agreement
Chapter 150: I Have a Feeling You’re Going to Get Divorced

Chapter 150: Chapter 150: I Have a Feeling You’re Going to Get Divorced

Su Mu had seen many sides of Wei Shaoqin: domineering, unruly, brotherly... But she had never seen him as childlike as he was now, resembling a child woefully desiring a candy for lack of praise.

Su Mu smiled and took the camera, agreeing to his request:

"How do you want to take the photo?"

"Anything is fine, as long as we take more than they did."

He really was like a little child.

Su Mu laughed, had him stand by the small river, and he cooperated, even making a ’yea’ gesture. Although it looked obviously posed, it was still endearing. Su Mu captured this moment of Wei Shaoqin, then stepped forward:

"Let’s walk and shoot."

Wei Shaoqin: "Okay."

During this time, Su Mu had felt a noticeable change in Wei Shaoqin’s attitude toward her. Though not as overtly pronounced as initially, it was also not as honest and natural as before. She always remembered what he had once told her, "If I had known it would be like this, I should never have stepped back."

Su Mu was actually unsure about what Wei Shaoqin now thought of her, but matters of the heart couldn’t be dragged on, and she didn’t want to let him harbor any misunderstandings or thoughts about her:

"About what you told me last time, you were joking, right?"

"Last time?" Wei Shaoqin thought for a moment, then realized: "The part where I said I regret stepping back?"

"Yes."

Wei Shaoqin laughed at her words:

"You think I was joking?"

"I hope you were." Su Mu glanced at him, slightly smiling: "I might have gotten used to having you as a friend. If you shift from a friend to a pursuer, it’s not just about gaining a suitor; it’s about losing a friend."

"How can you be sure you wouldn’t end up with a boyfriend instead?"

Su Mu chuckled:

"I’m already married."

"But I have a feeling you’ll get divorced." Wei Shaoqin was very serious, not joking at all, and without any consideration for how Su Mu would feel about his words. He simply looked at her and spoke his mind: "I truly think you’ll get divorced. Fu Shinian does not deserve someone as good as you."

"What’s good about me?"

"Where are you not good?"

Su Mu slightly smiled, beginning to list her flaws:

"I have many shortcomings, like not being good at socializing, not knowing how to manage interpersonal relations, usually keeping things bottled up inside, being stubborn about things I’ve decided upon, whether right or wrong... and so on. These are all my faults."

Wei Shaoqin looked at her, earnest and focused. After she finished speaking, he asked:

"Then can you answer me one question, why can’t I stop liking you despite all these faults?"

Su Mu paused for a few seconds, her smile somewhat forced:

"Seriously?"

A few seconds of silence, so quiet that both Su Mu and Wei Shaoqin could hear the flowing water nearby. Then, as if relieved, Wei Shaoqin chuckled dismissively:

"Never mind, let’s pretend I never said that, and consider all my previous words mere whims."

The moment Wei Shaoqin saw Su Mu at Bishui Yuntian, barely hanging on, he secretly vowed never to let her suffer like that again. He felt that everything he had done before was in vain. He had stepped back from being a suitor to just a friend, a retreat due to his lack of confidence in providing Su Mu with a consistent love, which he felt was a sacrilege.

He thought that instead of possibly ending in tragedy, it was better never to start. That way, Su Mu’s uniqueness and beauty would always remain, endlessly shining like the moonlight beside his bed, and he wouldn’t carry the burden of Su Mu’s future struggles. Thus, he chose the role of a friend and stayed in his lane.

Wei Shaoqin had some knowledge of Su Mu’s relationship with Fu Shinian, and he knew a bit about the man as well. Although Fu Shinian was cold and decisive in business, he had never been involved in any scandals, leading Wei Shaoqin to believe there might be happiness between him and Su Mu. Otherwise, Fu Shinian wouldn’t avoid other women, and Su Mu wouldn’t have settled on him so resolutely.

What he hadn’t expected was that Su Mu’s resolution turned out to be one-sided, which naturally led him to another thought. He felt that since tragedy seemed inevitable for anyone Su Mu was with, why shouldn’t he give it a try? Maybe he would discover that he cared about Su Mu more than he thought and would strive to give her a future.

Even if they were to part ways in the future, he wouldn’t leave her physically hurt.

What he cared about was to protect her from being trampled by others. No matter what, he would take it upon himself to guard her.

Because of this, he spoke those words the night Su Mu woke up, and over the past few days, he had been hesitating about whether he should get involved between Su Mu and Fu Shinian. But from the conversation just now, he had seen the answer in Su Mu’s eyes.

Wei Shaoqin could be sure that if he insisted on changing his role again, he might completely sever his connection with Su Mu.

Perhaps he could continue as before, shamelessly staying by her side, but Su Mu would definitely not laugh freely and share her thoughts with him like she did now. Eventually, he might not persist for long, and his connection with Su Mu would dissipate.

He was sure that wasn’t the outcome he wanted to see, so he choose to step back.

"This time, I truly won’t harbor any other thoughts towards you," Wei Shaoqin looked at her seriously, even raising three fingers in a swearing gesture: "I promise."

Su Mu pressed the camera shutter, smiling contentedly:

"Uh-huh, I’ve recorded it."

Wei Shaoqin sighed, ultimately saying no more.

——

Twilight was setting in, it was past the end of work hours, and most employees at the company had left, but none in the main office dared to leave. Recently, everyone had witnessed Fu Shinian’s bad mood, and all hopeful gazes fell on Song Yi, hoping he could grant dismissal.

Song Yi looked down at the time, 30 minutes past closing time, yet Fu Shinian showed no sign of leaving. Seeing the expectant gazes of the people in the main office, Song Yi sighed:

"You can all leave for the day."

After all, if Mr. Fu decided to make anyone suffer, he would be the first.

After people left, Song Yi looked at the documents that had tormented him all day and finally picked them up, knocking on Fu Shinian’s office door. A deep voice came from inside, prompting Song Yi to push the door open and enter. There, he saw Fu Shinian processing documents, causing Song Yi some worry, although his boss was always a workaholic. But the scale of work in the past few days was undeniably many times heavier than usual.