Liu Wenbin still went to find Jiang Jinghan.

"Little Han, I’m just asking if you still want to live like this. If you do, you should persuade your mom to stop causing trouble. Let’s go back to how things were, and we’ll still be a family."

Jiang Jinghan: "Liu Wenbin, aren’t you aware of how things are? Going back to how it was? Do you really think I’m that naive?"

"So, are you refusing to compromise?" Liu Wenbin felt a surge of anger, believing he had done his utmost and provided Jiang Jinghan with an opportunity, which she did not seize. "Alright, since you won’t change, let’s get a divorce, and you can leave the Liu Family with the child."

Jiang Jinghan couldn’t help but mock: "Hah! Me leaving the Liu Family with the child? I’ve contributed a lot to this house, too. If we really divorce, I’d need to get my fair share. I’ve given so much to this marriage, even my monthly salary is a significant amount. You want a divorce, huh? Let’s sort out everything properly before discussing the divorce."

"Don’t you think you’re being greedy and unreasonable?"

"Doesn’t the Liu Family think it’s excessive to bully a woman and her child, even taking my salary shamelessly? Would you like me to spread the word at the school for you? I’ve lost my face already, so I don’t care, but you, Liu Wenbin, are different."

Jiang Jinghan’s words instantly deflated Liu Wenbin, who had always had a good-guy image at school.

In the eyes of the students, he was a refined and elegant teacher with an excellent reputation. If Jiang Jinghan spread such rumors, his entire image would be ruined.

"Jiang Jinghan, you’d better not act foolishly. If this blows up, it won’t look good for anyone."

Jiang Jinghan: "We’ll discuss the divorce tomorrow, but don’t push me."

Liu Wenbin returned frustrated, while Jiang Jinghan took a deep breath and glanced at Qiann Yan, who had unknowingly stood beside her: "Mom, they couldn’t take it, Liu Wenbin wants to divorce me."

"Hmm, tomorrow, act a bit more upset, but don’t appear as if you desperately want out of this marriage. If they make unreasonable demands or don’t agree to our conditions, refuse the divorce. Life is quite comfortable as it is now."

Jiang Jinghan found it both amusing and exasperating to see her mom speak so seriously. She hadn’t expected her mom to be this cunning—marrying Jiang Lid was truly unlucky.

The next morning at ten, Qiann Yan and Jiang Jinghan went to the Liu Family home to discuss the divorce.

The Liu Family noticed the pot Qiann Yan had placed nearby, as well as a cloth bag at her feet, which seemed to contain mushrooms.

Luo Jianying felt waves of dizziness. These two women really came prepared to carve up the family?

They even went to town early to buy mushrooms—they really did it.

This marriage should end, the sooner the better.

It can’t be dragged out any longer.

Liu Chengxi spoke up: "I think it’s pointless for Wenbin and Little Han to drag this on any longer. We should just divorce; the child can stay with you."

"Alright." Qiann Yan replied, pulling out an account book, "I’ve prepared this account book. The money Little Han earned over the years should be returned. For the child’s support, I asked Little Han to research online for the average amount ordinary people pay. You need to pay for eighteen years. Also, the contributions Little Han made to the household should be considered, and anything that could be written down, she wrote."

Qiann Yan handed the account book to Liu Chengxi, whose face darkened as he read through it.

Liu Wenbin, looking at the large figures, felt overwhelmed, and his gaze towards Jiang Jinghan turned harsh.