The subtle heartache of Shu'er, along with the emotions tentatively reaching out like a snail's antennae, had been completely worn away by this confrontation.
Fortunately, she was rational enough.
Cold enough.
The struggle in Tang Zan's eyes was visible to her, yet the murderous intent was equally apparent.
He wasn't wrong, so was she the one at fault?
Moreover, this major antagonist was so unpredictable, she felt it was too dangerous to stay.
This time, she managed to win the gamble, but what about the next time?
Before, she had considered Tang Zan a comrade-in-arms, but now that seemed impossible.
She couldn't team up with someone who constantly wanted to kill her.
Moreover, she'd compensated him enough, and now the third house had stabilized and was free from the original tragic destiny of the book.
If she stayed any longer, once they learned the truth, they'd only become displeased with her presence.
With this in mind, Shu'er wrote the divorce paper.
