The world is vast and boundless, far more than just that corner...
Ada didn't give Jiang Ruoqi a definite answer in that phone call about what she would choose. Understandable—her grandfather was on his deathbed, and in the face of life and death, everything else was temporarily set aside.
Whether it was Su Yansheng or Ada's father.
But waiting only reduced Ada's options. Her father might take the opportunity to transfer marital assets, and Su Yansheng might hide evidence of his infidelity. After all, under Hong Kong's marriage litigation rules, divorce grounds are either sufficient proof of adultery or separation for more than a year with the other party's consent. Neither was easy for Ada in her current situation.
So the wronged party had to succumb because of status and power?
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