Therefore, Han Meiqing's return to China this time can be said to be for nothing else, just to rediscover the love she has never forgotten during this period of life when the sunset is red.

Xiao Changkun couldn't wait to express his position at this time: "Meiqing, as long as you don't dislike me and are willing to be with me, I will definitely divorce Ma Lan!"

Han Meiqing sighed softly and said: "Whether you and her were intentional or unintentional, or you were used by others, in the final analysis it was you who betrayed our relationship. If you are really willing to make up, then of course I am willing to make up for it." Give you a chance."

Thinking back to those years, Xiao Changkun suddenly stood up and hugged Han Meiqing in his arms again.

While hugging her tightly, he said: "Meiqing, I have regretted what happened back then for more than 20 years, this time I will not let myself regret it no matter what, you must wait for me!"

Han Meiqing nodded and said softly, "Okay! I'll wait for you! But you can't hug me like this anymore, what we do now is wrong!"

Xiao Changkun said stubbornly: "It doesn't matter what is right or wrong, I just want to hug you now!"

Han Meiqing was struggling inwardly. She wanted to say the feeling of being held in his arms, but she had lived a decent life all her life and couldn't accept being so close to a married man.

So she said in a panic: "Oh, let me go first, it's not good for us to do this, and I have to cook..."

Xiao Changkun said: "I have you in my heart, and you also have me in your heart, what's wrong with that!"

After finishing speaking, Xiao Changkun summoned up his courage, lowered his head and went to kiss Han Meiqing.

Han Meiqing hurriedly avoided him, and said very seriously: "Did I tell you for nothing all this time?"

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Just as he was talking, a burning smell spread in the kitchen.

Han Meiqing exclaimed: "Oh, my Longjing shrimp!"

After finishing speaking, he hastily pushed Xiao Changkun away, blushed and ran to the side of the stove, looked into the pot and cried out sadly: "It's over, it's over, the shrimps are all burnt!"

Xiao Changkun quickly reminded from the side: "Turn off the fire, or it will burn black in a while."

Only then did Han Meiqing hastily turn off the gas on the stove. The shrimps that had been burnt in the pot said helplessly, "It's all your fault. It was originally my best dish, but now it's all over... .�

Xiao Changkun was also full of embarrassment and guilt, and said, "How about I go out and buy you another pack of shrimps?"

At this time, Ye Chen and Paul, who were drinking tea outside, could smell the smell of burnt food coming from the kitchen, and Ye Chen subconsciously said, "Is it a burnt pot?"

Paul frowned and said, "My mother cooks very professionally. Things like sticking pots shouldn't happen to her..."

Marven Ye stood up and said, "Paul, sit down for a while, I'll go in and have a look, so nothing unexpected happens."

Paul quickly said, "I'll go too."

Just about to get up after speaking, Ye Chen stretched out his hand, pressed it back for him, and said with a smile: "You just sit and drink tea, and I'll just go and see."

What Ye Chen was thinking at this time was, what if your mother and my father-in-law were making firewood in the kitchen, and the two of them were disheveled and forgot what was in the pot, how embarrassing would it be for you to rush in like this?

I'm different, I have no blood relationship with your mother or my father-in-law, I just go in to see a play.

Paul didn't know that Ye Chen's heart at this time was full of the idea of ??watching a good show. Seeing that Ye Chen had already walked to the kitchen, he didn't insist anymore.

Ye Chen came to the kitchen, opened the kitchen door, and poked his head in.

Seeing that the two people in the kitchen were tidying up the burnt pot in a hurry, their clothes seemed to be tidy, and there was nothing wrong with it, Ye Chen couldn't help but feel a little disappointed.

I wanted to come over to eat a melon, but I didn't even have a watermelon rind. JrNovels.com