Chapter 1844: Fainting from Fever, Yet Still Not Divorced

Su Qiangying sat on the steps at the entrance of the Civil Affairs Bureau, while the people around her changed batch after batch.

Some came happily and left happily.

Others came crying and wailing, and left noisily and quarrelsomely.

These people seemed very close to Su Qiangying, yet also very far away; she felt her consciousness becoming increasingly blurred, and everything around her felt unreal...

It seemed someone came to her side and asked with concern: "Miss, are you alright?"

She wanted to say: "I'm fine."

But her eyelids felt heavy, her body tilted to one side, and she lost consciousness, knowing nothing more.

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When Su Qiangying woke up, she was in the hospital.

She had an IV drip in her hand, and the walls and quilt around her were snow-white; everything was white.

She wanted to figure out what had happened to her.

Why was she here?

But wherever her gaze landed, she discovered that Moli was actually there!

He was sitting on a chair, his head leaning against the side of the bed, asleep.

Bastard, why is this guy here?

Su Qiangying wanted to make him leave, but just as she was about to wake him, she changed her mind.

Forget it, she would just leave herself; she would make an appointment to meet at the Civil Affairs Bureau again once she recovered.

She tried to sit up, but failed, and the noise she made startled Moli.

He raised his head, and seeing she was awake, he said with pleasant surprise: "You're awake? That's great, you've finally woken up." His eyes were bloodshot; he must not have slept well for several days.

Su Qiangying didn't want to pay him any mind; she wanted to lift the quilt and get out of bed, but was pressed back down by Moli: "You can't move. Tell me what you need to do, and I'll help you."

"I don't need your help."

Su Qiangying was tough with her words, but her whole body was limp and completely devoid of strength.

Since she couldn't leave, she drove Moli away.

"Disappear from my sight; I don't want to see you."

"Alright, I'll disappear. As long as you don't make things hard for yourself, I'll do whatever you want."

Moli looked back every few steps, but still walked out of the Hospital Ward.

Soon, Su Qiangying's mother came in, and upon entering, she complained to her: "You child, don't be ungrateful. It's not some earth-shattering matter; why are you so stubborn about holding onto it?"

She turned away and ignored her mother.

It was always like this; she really didn't know if her mother was her own mother or Sheng Moli's mother. Every time the two of them quarreled or had a dispute, her mother almost always stood on Sheng Moli's side and blamed her for being wrong!

She didn't want to argue, so she turned away.

But her mother didn't intend to "let her off" either; she actually walked around to the other side and continued to nag.

Annoyed by the nagging, she retorted impatiently: "How is it not a big deal? You don't think it's a big deal, but I do. As long as I think it is, it is. What you say doesn't count; even if you talk until the sky falls, it doesn't count. I can't let it go."

"You stubborn girl, just keep being stubborn; there will come a day when you regret it!"

Seeing that she had just woken up, her mother didn't have the heart to scold her further and stayed in the hospital to take care of her daughter with all her might.

Su Qiangying had been in a coma for three full days.

After she fainted at the time, a kind person immediately called 120 to send her to the hospital, and it happened to be the Jian Family Hospital.

The emergency doctor on duty had once seen Su Qiangying in the Chairman's office and knew she was the Chairman's daughter-in-law, so naturally, they didn't dare to be negligent and immediately notified Jian Yixin.

Once Jian Yixin knew, Moli naturally knew as well.

He hadn't gone to the Civil Affairs Bureau at all; he couldn't go. If he went, there would be no way back.

Moli had originally thought about dragging it out first, and once her anger subsided, he would apologize and it would pass.

Who knew that so many days had passed, and she still hadn't calmed down; not only had she moved, but she was also insistent on getting a divorce.

Moli had no better way, so he could only drag it out. If I don't go to the Civil Affairs Bureau, you can't get a divorce anyway.

He hadn't expected Su Qiangying's temper to be so fierce that she would faint at the Civil Affairs Bureau.

He was scared now and had no other options.

He stayed by his wife's hospital bed for three full days. His wife finally woke up, but she was still unwilling to see him.

If she didn't want to see him, then so be it; he could only care for his wife in secret.

For all three meals a day, he made the food Su Qiangying liked and delivered it to the front of the Hospital Ward to hand to her mother or the caregiver; even his own mother had delivered meals for him, but he himself didn't dare to go in.

Su Qiangying drank the soup Moli had sent and asked her mother: "Mom, tell me the truth, who made this soup?"

Her mother lied without hesitation: "I did, why?"

"That's not right, this doesn't taste like you made it; it tastes like that person made it."

Her mother asked a question she already knew the answer to: "Which person? You mean Moli, right? You're just being stubborn; you say you don't want to reconcile, but in reality, you miss him if you don't see him for a few days, don't you?"

"I think we should just find Moli and have you two reconcile. Don't keep torturing each other; it's not good for anyone."

Su Qiangying:...

That wasn't what she meant.

"Mom, that's not what I meant. I'm asking, are you colluding with him to lie to me?"

It was a very reasonable suspicion, but she was retorted by her mother once again: "Who do you think you are? Are you worth the whole world racking their brains to scheme against you? Don't we have anything else to do?"

"To tell you the truth, I made this soup myself. You ungrateful brat, you only have a man in your heart and not your mother. I'm serving you so painstakingly, yet you think the soup was made by someone else, hmph!"

Su Qiangying was snapped at by her mother, so even if she still had doubts, she didn't dare to speak.

She could only admit that her mother made the soup, and under her mother's supervision, she had to eat it all.

Her mother's reason was very sufficient: "Get well quickly. Once you're well, I can go back to teaching. My students are all waiting for me. Because of you alone, so many students' progress is being affected; if you don't get well quickly, you'll be letting them down."

This big hat was placed directly on Su Qiangying's head, and she had nothing to say.

Because this was the truth, and if it is the truth, one must admit it!

Besides her mother, her mother-in-law Jian Yixin would also come to the Hospital Ward every day to see her.

Of course, she would also bring the soup she "simmered" and the meals she cooked.

The meals made by her mother-in-law and her mother tasted exactly the same; she was not a fool, so of course she knew they all came from the same person's hands—they were all made by Moli.

She just knew it, yet she was equally unable to refuse!

Because Jian Yixin, just like her mother, would refuse to admit it even if beaten to death, insisting that she had made it herself, and would even insist on feeding it to her by hand, so she had no choice but to eat it.

Regarding this incident, almost everyone was one-sidedly leaning toward Moli, blaming Su Qiangying for being in the wrong and saying it was wrong to keep harping on past events.

They felt that Moli's biggest mistake was being too indulgent toward Su Qiangying and spoiling her too much.

Cui Xiaoqian was a matter from before he knew her, so what was the big deal? Why did she have to keep harping on it?

Even Su Qiangying's mother thought so, but Jian Yixin did not think that way.

She could understand her daughter-in-law's thoughts, and this time, she actually sided with reason rather than her own kin, standing firmly on her daughter-in-law's side.

She told Su Qiangying: "You are not wrong; this matter is Moli's fault. He should have told you the truth from the very beginning instead of harboring wishful thinking. You cannot easily forgive him; if you forgive him this time, there is no guarantee there won't be a next time. You must teach him a lesson."

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, who had always been at loggerheads, now had a relationship that reached an unprecedented level of harmony.

Since they were now harmonious, she naturally had to drink the soup brought by her mother-in-law.

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