My Aloof Lord Ex-Husband Begs for Remarriage
Chapter 233 - 234 No More Feelings

Chapter 233: Chapter 234 No More Feelings

"We have long lost our feelings for each other, why on earth won’t you agree to a divorce?" Chu Nanli couldn’t help but ask again.

She truly couldn’t understand.

Upon hearing the phrase "lost our feelings" from Chu Nanli, Ye Yunting’s heart suddenly tightened as though it was being clenched in pain.

The intense pain caused his body to sway slightly, but his strong self-control allowed him to quickly steady himself, appearing as if nothing was amiss.

"Chu Nanli, divorce is impossible, don’t bring it up again!" he inhaled deeply, "You may propose other conditions."

Chu Nanli gathered her thoughts with a slight hint of disappointment, though she had anticipated that Ye Yunting would not agree to a divorce so easily.

"Since divorce is not an option, then allow me to move out of the Prince Residence," Chu Nanli said calmly.

Ye Yunting was about to refuse instinctively when he heard Chu Nanli continue, "If you don’t agree, I will certainly not save Bai Wuheng. After all, I’m the only one who knows how to treat smallpox."

Her voice was cold, her gaze resolute.

Ye Yunting’s heart again felt as if it was being pierced, and he didn’t understand why this was happening, only assuming that he himself might be falling ill.

"Why must you move out?" Ye Yunting asked in a deep voice.

"I’m afraid if I stay in the residence any longer, you’ll torment me to death," Chu Nanli sneered, a trace of scorn flashing in her eyes.

Ye Yunting actually had the audacity to ask.

Ever since her arrival, Ye Yunting and Lin Fuying had sought to trouble her countless times, each instance resulting in either confinement or fasting, and sometimes even physical fights.

As the child in her womb grew larger by the month, she genuinely feared she wouldn’t be able to keep the baby safe if she continued to interact with them.

Ye Yunting’s breathing became labored, his complexion grew complex, and finally, he took a deep breath.

"Fine, I will let you leave but you can’t leave the capital."

Chu Nanli’s heart leapt with joy.

At last, she could leave that merciless War King Residence.

"Okay."

She had no intention of leaving the capital to begin with; her businesses and connections were all here, and she didn’t want to leave unless absolutely necessary.

"Agreed, and you must not renege on this later," Chu Nanli stood up and said to Zhuang Muyan, "Muyan, go get some paper and ink."

Ye Yunting’s expression turned sour.

"Words hold no proof, it’s better to put it in writing," Chu Nanli said.

"Right away," Zhuang Muyan said happily.

His master could finally leave that place of constant strife, and he was happy for Chu Nanli.

Zhuang Muyan quickly brought over the paper and ink, thoughtfully grinding the ink for her.

Chu Nanli swiftly wrote down several lines in bold strokes, then signed her name and pressed her handprint.

She did it all in one go and then handed the written contract to Ye Yunting.

Ye Yunting signed his name with a scowl, then drew his sword to cut his finger and pressed a blood handprint.

He threw the document to Chu Nanli and turned to leave.

His steps were steady, but his heart was in turmoil, nearly causing him to faint.

Ye Yunting felt he might indeed be ill.

Chu Nanli didn’t notice his abnormal state, nor did she pay him any attention.

Since she had promised to save Zhuang Muyan, she was determined to do so.

"Muyan, come with me to save the person," Chu Nanli said.

"Ah? Go now? Master, maybe you should rest a bit!" Zhuang Muyan said worriedly.

He remembered how pale Chu Nanli’s face had turned just a moment ago.

"No need, I’m fine,"

Chu Nanli said.

To save Zhuang Muyan, she decided to not use antibiotics again. Although it would be faster, she couldn’t expose her knowledge of Western medicine.

So she could only resort to the methods of traditional Chinese medicine.

This way, recovery might be slower, and the patient would suffer a bit more, but it wouldn’t be life-threatening.

To Zhuang Muyan, who sought to harm her child, this was already being more than kind and just.