The Bumpy Road of Marriage: Divorce Now, Daddy

Wen Shan spat out her water in shock and Nalan Chunbo didn’t even flinch as the droplets hit him. He was not as agitated as Wen Shan since he was naturally a calm person.

“What is Ding Junqi doing?” Wen Shan demanded furiously, looking at Nalan Chunbo.

“He did it on purpose,” Nalan Chunbo said lightly. “They are celebrities; if they don’t want the news to come out, they can always cover it up. It’s obviously been approved by him since it’s being reported.”

“Did he just openly let other people assume that Le Tian is that child’s mother?” Wen Shan screamed, unable to control herself.

Nalan Chunbo wiped the table clean then asked the waiter to get Wen Shan a new cup. After everything was settled, he said, “I think the script might need to be changed. It should be called ‘The Time of Travel’.”

“What?” Wen Shan did not understand.

“A period of mysterious time,” Nalan Chunbo said as he looked down at the watch on his wrist. He then looked up at Wen Shan. “I remember you once told me that Le Tian liked Ding Junqi when she was studying at university.”

Wen Shan nodded. Le Tian even had a poster of him at her bedside.

“The script can be changed. It should not be about a black hole in space, but a black hole in a parallel universe instead. A period of distorted time. A child who appeared out of nowhere. A lost memory,” Nalan Chunbo enthused.

Wen Shan listened and thought about it. Many people made movies about black holes, but unfortunately, those movies were not popular. Gu Juexi also did a movie that included it, but the black hole was not the main theme. Elements of black holes were added into the movie that got the best director for the Oscars last year, but the movie was also not solely about black holes.

“I think it’s unrealistic. The black hole itself is a very abstract concept. There is no proof of a black hole existing in a parallel universe. If you use this as a theme for the movie, Big Brother Gu will not agree to it because no theory or research supports its existence.” Wen Shan was serious about it because she was a professional in this area whereas Nalan Chunbo was not.

“But physics can’t deny that electromagnetism may produce any unexpected phenomenon, even if it distorts time or changes your memory.” Nalan Chunbo expressed his thoughts.

Wen Shan leaned back in her chair. “This idea is too crazy.”

“It’s your experience that could not be explained by human reasoning,” Nalan Chunbo refuted.

Wen Shan remained silent.

The people around could not help but look at them. They could not understand what the two were talking about.

“Did you hear that? You must study hard or you won’t even be able to understand other people’s conversations. What a shame.”

“You’re talking as if you understood it. I think the physics that I studied might not be on the same level as what they’re talking about.”

A couple had just finished eating and were about to leave. They were impressed by the two of them.

This was the most hurtful comparison between top students and mediocre students.

Everyone used the same textbooks, but why was the text in one person’s textbook about the law of inertia and the other’s about a brief history of time?

Wen Shan was speechless.

Wen Shan blinked at the man opposite her after the couple walked away. “Are we abnormal for doing this?”

Who would talk about the parallel universes and black holes while they were on a date?

“We both know what we are talking about. I don’t think there is anything abnormal about it as long as we understand each other,” Nalan Chunbo said with a smile.

The best love was being able to understand each other.