Ye Rou has transmigrated into a novel.
Her husband is just a supporting male character, and she’s carrying his child.
According to the original plot, she would elope with another man, abandon the supporting male, later give birth, and then dump the unwanted child back on him.
The supporting male, once reckless and impulsive, would grow into a steady, ruthless businessman—feared by others, yet soft only toward his son. Only the boy knew how much hardship the two of them endured together.
Because of the female supporting role’s choices, one man never remarried, and one child never had a mother.
But this time, when Ye Rou saw the greasy man she was supposed to run away with, she decisively went home.
When her husband returned, his voice was cold:
“You don’t need to elope. I agree to the divorce.”
Ye Rou trembled as she whispered, “I’m pregnant.”
…Looks like this marriage can’t be dissolved so easily.
PS: The female lead is the original supporting role.
One-sentence summary: Not running, not running—I swear I’m not running anymore!
Theme: To embrace and love life.
