80s New Wedding Night: I Married the Fiercest Rough Guy

"Are we still getting a divorce?"

Her rough husband threatened her while gripping her waist. She had no choice but to beg for mercy, "No, we're not getting a divorce, we'r...

Chapter 139 Your dad isn't any better.

Originally, everything was planned out perfectly.

The old man also told the family he was engaged to the truth: the woman was a eunuch. Neither of them cared, and she married into the family while pregnant, so they could make a family. Who knew that Ye Yun's mother had such a strong personality and insisted on running away from the marriage.

Not long after, he returned, looking completely out of control…

"Yun girl, don't dwell on those old, trivial matters anymore. Everything's fine now," Ye Jian'an said, mistaking Ye Yun's desire to find her father.

Ye Yun said, "I'm not pursuing this matter; I just want to find my mother."

"Looking for your mother?"

"Yes, my mother just disappeared, not died. The first time she disappeared, she went to find that educated youth. So why couldn't she have gone to find that person again the second time she disappeared?"

"..."

Ye Jian'an was speechless.

After a two-second pause, he said with an embarrassed expression, "Yun'er, the situation is different. When your mother left the first time, she was conscious..."

Later, he went mad, became stupid, and lost his mind.

Once they reached the mountain, they couldn't even find their way back home, so they gave birth to their child in a snowdrift on the mountain.

Ye Yun understood what Ye Jian'an meant.

Perhaps Ye Jian'an was right, but she didn't accept it, nor was she willing to accept it. As long as the news of her mother's death hadn't arrived, she firmly believed that her mother was still alive.

Ye Jian'an also saw Ye Yun's persistence.

He sighed helplessly, scratched his head, and said, "What was that educated youth's name again...?"

Ye Yun's heart tightened.

Ye Jian'an scratched the back of his head, just like Fan the Cripple, and asked in bewilderment, "It's been too long, I think it's called... something like Mu..."