The Art of Pursuing: The Unyielding Ex-wife-Chapter 503: Marriage Is Not Temple Run
On the way back to the hotel, Munni sat in silence, gazing out at the scenery. The mercury moonlight shining through the car window illuminated her face, making the heavy thoughts in her brows all the more clear.
Several times, Yisen tried to talk to her, but she gave a perfunctory answer and continued to stare outside.
Once back in the hotel suite, Munni went straight into the bathroom to bathe and freshen up, then returned to the room and collapsed onto the bed.
After finishing his routine and exiting the bathroom, Yisen saw her listlessly staring at the ceiling. 𝓯𝙧𝙚𝒆𝙬𝙚𝒃𝙣𝙤𝒗𝓮𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢
He lay down next to Munni, habitually pulling her into his embrace, and asked softly, "Tell me what’s been on your mind all day."
Munni rubbed her face against Yisen’s chest, reached out to hug him back, and asked, "Yisen, how do you think we’re doing right now?"
She paused, then added, "Our relationship status."
"I think it’s good, why this sudden question?"
Munni nodded lightly in agreement, "I think it’s good too. We each have our own work, circle of friends, private space, and are very independent. I feel like our current status is quite nice; I don’t want to change it."
As perceptive as Yisen was, he naturally picked up on the subtext in her words; likely, Old Sir Dong’s question during lunch at Yu Chen’s house had left her conflicted.
With a doting gesture, Yisen pinched Munni’s nose and said, "While our status is good, it could become even better. Munni, it’s okay if you’re not ready to remarry and have children with me now. I can wait for you until you’re ready to change your mind."
His gentle tone carried an unrestrained indulgence, and there was an unconscious flow of deep affection and tenderness in his gaze at Munni.
Munni raised her moist, bright eyes to look at him, and in the next moment, she slightly tilted her head and bit his clean-cut jawline.
Her grip wasn’t strong, more like a playful pout, causing Yisen to feel momentarily stirred.
After letting go of Yisen’s jaw, she buried her face in his chest and murmured with rosy lips, "Yisen, marriage isn’t like a temple run where a diamond revival is nearby. Because of the last failed experience, I truly have no confidence in our marriage, so I’ve never dared to imagine what remarrying you would be like."
In fact, after being together for so long, their relationship had indeed stabilized, and it was time to consider remarriage.
However, the previous marriage with Yisen had left a significant psychological shadow on Munni, making her constantly avoid the topic of remarriage.
This afternoon, Mrs. Dong’s words to Munni undeniably had some impact. She said, "Munni, it’s normal to fear remarriage with Yisen after encountering bad results previously. But you at least need to convey these feelings to Yisen so he knows how to correct them and help you.
Emotion and marriage are matters for two people. If one encounters problems, the other has the right to know because both require mutual support in relationships and marriage.
I can see Yisen cares deeply for you, and I believe he would be willing to wait for you to change your mind. However, I still suggest conveying your true thoughts to him, allowing him to assist in resolving the negative emotions in your heart. I believe doing so will make Yisen grateful for your honesty."
