The 99th Divorce

Chapter 2180: Wedding Anniversary

Lin Jianlin was slightly surprised and said, “Thanks Auntie!”

The game console was huge with two joysticks and a large screen. It was shaped like a robot and the boys fell in love with it at first sight.

Li Moyun immediately rushed over and yelled, “Mommy, surely I’m your biological son. Why didn’t you get me a game console?”

“Because you’ll be addicted to gaming but Jianlin wouldn’t,” Li Jianqian pointed out bluntly. “Resign yourself to fate.”

“No, that’s unfair. I wouldn’t be addicted too. Jianlin, let’s play together!” Li Moyun argued.

“No way,” Li Jianlin thought.

However, as Li Moyun’s parents were present and after a moment of hesitation, Li Jianlin agreed, “Let’s try it out then.”

Li Moyun cried out and quickly tottered over before he began to fawn over Li Jianlin, “I knew it. Jianlin, you’re the best.”

Li Jianlin was made speechless by this.

Su Qianci beamed and dug through her suitcase as she continued, “Chu, I bought you a set of the original copies of the ten world classics.”

Yu Chulin exclaimed in surprise, “There’s something for me too? Thanks Auntie!”

“Of course there’s something for everyone. This is for Nanny Rong,” Su Qianci replied. Finally, she stood up and said, “I prepared something for Panpan as well. I’ll bring it along when we head over to Uncle Rong Rui’s tomorrow.”

Rong Panpan had grown up and was a big girl now. As she was obsessed with her appearance, Su Qianci had bought her a beautiful, and dreamy princess skirt.

Su Qianci packed up her things and quickly followed Li Sicheng back into their room.

After many years together as a married couple, Li Sicheng only grew to love and dote on Su Qianci more and more through the years.

It was almost as if they were dying to be together all day and night. They were truly and deeply attached to each other.

After the couple left, the kids began to fiddle with their presents, all of them were exhilarated.

Li Jianqian placed the black vinyl record into the gramophone and soon, soothing classical music could be heard throughout the house.

A romantic, mellow tune with a hint of soulfulness lingered in the air.

At one glance, the group of children seemed to be getting along harmoniously.

…

Ou Ming and Yu Lili had been married for over ten years, but his love for her never faded, it was as if they never passed the honeymoon phase in a relationship.

At Yu Xiu, the Ou Family’s villa, a heavy weight bore down on Yu Lili and she could barely catch her breath. She gave Ou Ming a shove and yelled, “Don’t go overboard. Our daughter’s coming home soon.”

“So what if she comes home? What’s there to be afraid of?” Ou Ming asked as he pinned up the last accessory. Finally, he smiled in satisfaction and said, “Now this is beautiful. Here, take a look in the mirror.”

Yu Lili was nearing her forties and her face was exceptionally small.

She was dressed in the wedding gown which she had worn during her wedding which was over ten years ago. She felt stifled by the phoenix coronet and ceremonial robe, she could barely breathe.

She then looked at Ou Ming and remarked, “Are you crazy? Why did you make me wear this out of the blue?”

“You look great. Exceptionally beautiful,” Ou Ming complimented her as his eyes scanned her from head to toe in a greedy and hungry manner. He then drew her into his arms and whispered, “You look stunning.”

“Um… I don’t want to wear this anymore. It’s so heavy. Help me get this off,” Yu Lili complained as she tried to change her clothes. “Why aren’t you helping me?”

Ou Ming narrowed his charming, glistening eyes and reached out his arms to hug her firmly. “I didn’t make you wear this for the sake of taking photos,” he whispered.

“Then what is it for?” Yu Lili asked.

“It’s for me to undress you,” Ou Ming replied before carrying her up and placing her on the bed. “Today’s our wedding anniversary. Did you forget about it?”

“…Yes,” Yu Lili muttered.

Ou Ming became rather upset by this. He confined her between his arms and kissed her right on the lips. “This only happens once a year. How could you forget about it every single time?” he lamented.