Chapter 1747 - 1320: Shattered (Part 2)
Chapter 1747: Chapter 1320: Shattered (Part 2)
The nanny responded when she heard the words.
Watching Han Bin’s figure disappear around the corner on the second floor, the nanny turned and went back to the kitchen.
Twenty minutes later, Han Bin had taken a shower and, wearing a black silk robe, knocked on the door of Feng Lu’s bedroom.
"What is it?"
She opened the door and looked at Han Bin, saw he wasn’t speaking, and impatience colored her eyes: "If you need something, say it; if not, don’t disturb my rest."
Han Bin sized her up for a moment and said, "Why didn’t you eat dinner?"
"That’s a weird question. I wasn’t hungry, so I didn’t eat—what other reason could there be?"
Feng Lu didn’t hold back at all, her face blank: "Say what you came to say, otherwise I’m closing the door and going to sleep."
"Can you not be so prickly when you talk to me?"
Han Bin frowned, "I’m just concerned about you."
Feng Lu’s lips curled in a mocking smile: "Concerned about me? I really don’t buy that. If you care about me, it means you have a place for me in your heart. But if you do, why did you get tangled up with another woman?"
"Isn’t it all in the past now? Do you really have to keep holding onto it?"
Han Bin pinched the bridge of his nose, visibly tired: "Besides, I’ve handed over the house and the check to you, if you keep making a fuss like this, isn’t it a bit much? Anyway, it’s common for men to have something going on outside—they’re just playing along, no need to take it seriously."
"I won’t let it go? You think I want this?"
Feng Lu’s face was cold: "And your so-called playing along, that’s awfully convenient for you. Is it just that one event making me act this way? No, what bothers me is your attitude, your attitude toward our marriage! The most important thing in marriage is loyalty—do you have it?"
"I know, in marriage, loyalty is key..."
Han Bin didn’t get to finish before Feng Lu cut him off: "You know? And you still messed around outside? If you really knew, why did you get mixed up with your secretary again after supposedly cutting her off?"
"Lu Lu!"
Han Bin spoke more sharply: "I explained it to you, it was an accident."
"Accident? If you had any self-control, I don’t believe your secretary would have ended up pregnant."
Feng Lu wasn’t emotional at all, but she didn’t let up one bit. Hearing her words, Han Bin instantly got pissed: "You want to talk loyalty in marriage—then ask yourself, are you even qualified to talk about that?"
Feng Lu froze for a moment, then got angry: "You..."
"Remember now?"
Han Bin’s expression turned cold, "In your previous marriage, if you’d been loyal, could you have done what you did with me?"
"Bastard!"
Feng Lu lifted her hand to slap Han Bin, but he easily caught her wrist. He said, "I shouldn’t have bothered tonight. Starve yourself if you want, I won’t ask again."
Han Bin let go of her hand, turned, and walked toward the master bedroom.
He left decisively, and as soon as he entered the master bedroom, he closed the door behind him.
Seeing this, Feng Lu was furious and aggrieved.
Digging up old dirt?
What the hell is that?
If he hadn’t tried to win her over, acted ambiguous with his words and gestures, would she have, in her loneliness and emptiness... fallen into a relationship with him that couldn’t see the light of day?
Back when she got pregnant with Luo Mingrui, it was because she had a confused entanglement with Xiao Jin, then found out she was pregnant, and afterward, accidentally saw Luo Yanqing. Using her father’s connections, she married him.
That way, her child had a proper father, and Luo Yanqing’s features and temperament reminded her so much of the man she loved that looking at him gave her some comfort—so that’s why she married Luo Yanqing.
After marriage, she never thought of cheating—she didn’t want to be spat on—but then she happened to run into Han Bin, who crashed into her life. After some back-and-forth, their relationship got ambiguous, and things happened that shouldn’t have happened.
But she remembered clearly—it wasn’t her who wanted it, it was that bastard who seduced her. Now he was using what they’d done to attack her, accusing her of infidelity in her first marriage.
Where does he get the nerve?
Angry, Feng Lu walked to the master bedroom door, grabbed the handle, and pushed it open.
She stepped inside, closed the door behind her, and stared hard at Han Bin: "What did you mean by all that earlier? Why don’t you think carefully—if you hadn’t acted ambiguous with your words and behavior, would I have fallen for it?"
Han Bin was already lying in bed. When Feng Lu pushed the door open, he sat up, leaning against the headboard.
"If you didn’t have any intention, nothing I said or did could have touched you."
Saying this, Han Bin suddenly felt like he and Feng Lu were acting like schoolkids, squabbling over something that happened years ago. He thought it was pointless, and couldn’t help but say, "Feng Lu, if you think there’s no point in us staying together, I’m ready to get divorced whenever you want."