Upon hearing this, Madam Fu took a coat and went to the small chapel, where she draped it over Gu Weiwei, who was still only wearing her wedding dress.

Gu Weiwei snapped out of her daze and, seeing Madam Fu, hurriedly asked.

"Mom, how's it going at the hospital?"

"The old lady is out of danger; we'll take her back to China tomorrow," Mrs. Fu told her truthfully.

Gu Weiwei nodded, pursed her lips, unsure of what to say to Madam Fu.

Looking at the girl who had been wronged but hadn't complained a word, Madam Fu spoke softly.

"The old lady and the others were a bit too extreme. Don't take it to heart. They're just being sensitive about family matters."

“Yes, I know,” Gu Weiwei replied.

Madam Fu reached out and grasped the girl's slightly cool hand, sighing helplessly.

“I really hope you will become the daughter-in-law of the Fu family, but the old lady can’t get over it, and there’s nothing we can do.”

Gu Weiwei sensed from Madam Fu's emotions that bad news was coming.

Sure enough, Madam Fu held her hand for a while and said in a heavy tone.

"After the old lady returned to China, she needed to undergo surgery, but... she just woke up and said that if Han Zheng doesn't divorce you, she refuses the surgery."

"Divorce?" Gu Weiwei was stunned.

“I know Han Zheng can’t ask you for this, but the old lady’s life is at stake.” Madam Fu gripped her hand tightly and pleaded, “So, I’m begging you, please divorce him.”

She knew, of course, that they had a deep bond, but no bond could compare to the life-or-death situation the old lady was facing.

Even if they go against the old lady's wishes and don't get a divorce, and the old lady loses her life because of it, can they really live with a clear conscience?

Gu Weiwei pursed her lips, her eyes reddening, and after a moment of silence, she asked.

"Does Grandma only agree to the surgery if we get divorced?"

Madam Fu nodded and said.

"She's so old, the surgery is already high-risk. If she has something on her mind and doesn't cooperate with the surgery and treatment, her life could be in danger..."

"I understand," Gu Weiwei said, her voice choked with emotion.

"You're still young and so beautiful, you'll surely meet someone you like eventually," Madam Fu gently comforted and advised.

She wasn't as hostile as the old lady and the others towards her, but she knew that given the current situation, she wouldn't be able to enter the Fu family.

Even if Han Zheng himself likes her very much, if he can't get past the old lady's approval, their marriage will inevitably end in divorce.

Gu Weiwei forced a smile, but her eyes were full of bitterness.

Aside from Fu Hanzheng, she will never meet anyone who suits her taste again.

Fate is truly cruel; on the very day she was supposed to have her wedding, she was forced to get a divorce.

Seeing that she had taken her words to heart, Madam Fu leaned over and hugged her.

“Weiwei, you have not wronged us, it is our Fu family that has wronged you.”

Even though she wasn't at fault, the blame was placed on her because of her surname, Gu, and because she was Carman Dorrance's daughter.

Gu Weiwei's mind was filled with his talk of divorce, and she didn't say a word while being embraced by Madam Fu.

After a while, Madam Fu released her and gave her some instructions.

"I've had someone prepare some food. I'll go eat something in a bit, get some rest, and then have Shi Yi take it back."

After seeing Madam Fu off, Gu Weiwei went upstairs to her and Fu Hanzheng's room.

I was about to pick up my phone to text Fu Hanzheng, but I saw several missed calls from him.

Judging from the time, it must have been a call to her before she called Fu Shiyi.

She typed a message on her phone, stared at it for a long time, and then clicked send.

[Fu Hanzheng, should we get a divorce?]