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Honey, Don't Cry—I Really Don't Want to Divorce You
Honey, Don't Cry—I Really Don't Want to Divorce You Plot:
After seven years of marriage, Lin Xiaoman holds a crumpled divorce agreement draft with red, teary eyes: "Gu Mingyuan, you've hidden this for half a year—are you finally going to confess?" Staring at the draft (which he wrote for his best friend), Gu Mingyuan rubs his hands nervously—when Xiaoman had a fever last week, his "overtime" was actually going to confirm her pregnancy test with a doctor friend; yesterday, when he smiled at his phone, he was confirming engraving with the diamond ring customer service; today, this draft makes Xiaoman fully believe "he wants a divorce." It's not until Gu Mingyuan takes out a sealed pregnancy test report and a note filled with pregnancy precautions that Xiaoman understands: he knew she was pregnant but didn't tell her for fear of stressing her out, the "strange woman" in the western restaurant was an obstetrician, and the draft was a divorce template for his best friend. When Gu Mingyuan whispers, "Shall we name our baby Gu Nianman?" Xiaoman throws herself into his arms and pinches his arm: "Then why didn't you say so earlier!"
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