Chapter 2875: Harder to Serve Them Than an Emperor

Bai Hanmo wanted Ding Ningdie to have a proper identity, so Ding Yan got divorced.

After the divorce, Bai Hanmo came again to find his ex-wife.

How would Ding Yan know her whereabouts?

Why hadn’t Bai Hanmo come earlier instead of insisting now? Ding Yan felt like he was completely being messed around with.

These people seemed to do whatever they wanted, making it harder to serve them than an emperor.

Bai Hanmo didn’t have an outlet for his anger so his face darkened even more. Only when Ding Ningdie smoothed things over did Bai Hanmo’s expression slightly improve.

“This can’t be left unresolved. No one can harm you without consequences,” Bai Hanmo told Ding Ningdie.

Ding Ningdie leaned against Bai Hanmo’s chest, hugging his arm, “It’s enough that I met you, you don’t need to do this.”

“You’re too kind. I won’t forget what those two did to you,” Bai Hanmo eyed the wheelchair, “Because of them, you’re in a wheelchair.”

Ding Ningdie saw Bai Hanmo’s gaze on her legs and instantly felt like her legs were burning.

“Are you disgusted with me?” Ding Ningdie looked at Bai Hanmo pitifully, her eyes glistening with tears.

Like a puppy facing abandonment.

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Bai Hanmo hugged Ding Ningdie, “You’re the only one I’ll ever want.”

Ding Ningdie’s eyes filled with tears, yet she smiled, crying and laughing like a captivating flower.

Bai Hanmo’s heart stirred and he lifted Ding Ningdie horizontally.

Ding Ningdie blushed, hugging Bai Hanmo’s neck and hiding her face in his chest, “There are still many people.”

“What are you afraid of?” Bai Hanmo whispered in Ding Ningdie’s ear, “It’s not like it’s never happened before, so what’s there to be afraid of?”

Bai Hanmo smiled devilishly, carrying her upstairs right in front of his father-in-law.

The indescribable events that followed were easy to guess.

Ding Yan: …

He felt speechless.

Bai Hanmo’s attitude indicated he wouldn’t let his ex-wife off the hook.

Ding Yan sent people to find Ning Shu and his ex-wife.

Later, Bai Hanmo gave Ding Ningdie a grand wedding ceremony.

The entire event was live broadcasted, causing a stir.

Ning Shu made burn ointment while watching the ceremony on TV.

This public display of love felt like a slap in the face.

Ning Shu closed the medicine bottle and turned on the computer.

The event was not only live on TV but also a hot online topic.

Netizens were already starting to dig up Ding Ningdie’s identity.

People on the Internet really had some skills. Even the previous gossip about Ji Lu resurfaced.

Ding Ningdie’s identity was exposed—the daughter of actress Ji Lu, born from an affair.

Soon, Ding Ningdie’s family background and even Ning Shu’s identity were revealed.

Bai Hanmo, originally Ding Xueqing’s fiancé, was taken by Ding Ningdie.

Ding Ningdie always acted pure and innocent, which was a pretense that irritated women the most. Not only was she born from an affair, she even stole her sister’s husband.

She was a prime example of feigned innocence.

Wealthy families disliked Ding Ningdie.

Wives disliked when their husbands’ created an illegitimate child, and daughters disliked sisters who stole their partners.

So Ding Ningdie’s reputation immediately stank to high heaven.

Of course, many women also envied, admired, and hated Ding Ningdie. Bai Hanmo was a top-notch man with power, status, money, and looks after all.

Tons of women were desperate to be with Bai Hanmo.

Ning Shu clicked the mouse. This was her intended effect. So what if Mother Ding and Ding Yan got divorced?

Ding Ningdie was the daughter of a mistress and had stolen her sister’s fiancé. These were all provable facts.

Public displays of affection had consequences.

Their live broadcast on TV and online was excessive. Did they consider if anyone even wanted to see them flaunt their love?