Chapter 2509 - Love Comes Like The Southern Breeze (27)
Chapter 2509 Love Comes Like The Southern Breeze (27)
‘Will he tell Qin Xuming about my relationship with Feng Yunan?’
‘After all, the lawyer circle is only so big and he’s so close to Qin Xuming.’
Of course, Chu Lu had already recognized her. However, as a lawyer, he knew what to say and what not to say.
“Miss Qiao, this is the agreement we’ve drafted. Is there anything you need to add?”
He handed the documents to her. Qiao Ruoxi saw that his expression was normal and professional. She guessed that he might not have recognized her, so she secretly sighed in relief.
She looked through the document and saw the content written on it.
The agreement was set for a year. During the time when the agreement was in effect, both parties would not interfere with each other’s lives. Moreover, they would carry out a secret marriage. They were not allowed to disclose their marital status.
A year later, the marriage would be dissolved. Feng Yunan would give her 50 million yuan as compensation. From then on, the two of them would have nothing to do with each other. The custody of the child would belong to Feng Yunan.
It was written clearly in black and white. The agreement that Chu Lu had drawn up was perfect.
She had nothing to add.
Qiao Ruoxi picked up the pen and was about to sign when Chu Lu suddenly asked, “Miss Qiao, have you really thought it through? Won’t you regret it?”
Qiao Ruoxi was stunned and her hands trembled.
She looked up at him to see that he was trying to tell her with the gaze in his eyes that it wasn’t worth it for her to do that.
For the sake of the child, she was willing to be Feng Yunan’s secret wife. This was unfair to begin with, and it also included compromising for he greater good.
But what he didn’t know was that she had no other choice.
She bit her pale lips and signed her name. She knew very well that this was a divorce agreement.
There were probably not many people like her who had already signed a divorce agreement before marriage.
The agreement was signed smoothly. Chu Lu packed the documents and stowed them into his bag. He bade farewell to her and prepared to leave.
When he reached the door, he stopped and said, “Three days ago, I met Qin Xuming when I was on a business trip in the US. He said that he really loves you and that what happened was not his intention. He always wanted to get you back. And he said that he would never give up on you. What are your plans for the future?”
Chu Lu’s words were also for her own good.
After all, she now had the title of “Mrs. Feng.”
“Mr. Chu, if you see him, please tell him that it’s impossible for us to be together anymore. Tell him to stop coming to me. As for the confidentiality of the agreement, I think you will know what to say.”
That was all Qiao Ruoxi could say. From the moment she signed the agreement, it meant that there was no way out.
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And she and Qin Xuming would never be together again.
Even without Feng Yunan, she could not accept the betrayal of a man.
‘Let’s end things here!’
For the next few days, Feng Yunan never showed up again but old Mr. Feng visited her a few times.
The old man valued the baby so much that all the special guards of Fengtian Hospital surrounded her.
Qiao Ruoxi felt as if she had transformed into a precious animal that was on the verge of death. Every step she took was accompanied by servants. She was really not used to it.
The old man was afraid that she would starve, so he called over a dozen chefs. Whether she wanted to eat eight cuisines or western cuisines, they could be provided at any time.
He also hired a nutritionist to come up with diets suitable for nursing her pregnancy, so as to ensure that she would eat healthy and nutritious food.
After a period of recuperation, Qiao Ruoxi’s body had recovered, and her progesterone value had also increased a lot.
Tang Yebing came to do a thorough examination for Qiao Ruoxi. Qiao Ruoxi knew who he was.
If she remembered correctly, Tang Yebing was her good friend Li Yixue’s brother in name. Li Yixue had mentioned him before.
