Lianhua shook her head. "That's awful."
"Awful is putting it lightly," Ou Lin said bitterly. "She complained about every little thing. Whined when the water was too cold, whined when it rained, whined if she had to carry something heavy. I was patient at first, but there's a limit."
Su Rong lifted her chin. "You could have talked things out."
He laughed without humor. "Talked? I tried. All she cared about was what she could get from me. And when I finally decided to end it, she had the audacity to demand more than half my property."
Lianhua's eyes widened. "More than half?"
"Yes!" Ou Lin slammed his palm against his thigh. "She didn't contribute anything to our marriage except headaches, and she still wanted to walk away richer than she came in."
Su Rong smirked like she had just found something shiny to throw.
