However, if Ms. Tao doesn't realize the situation, even if they don't divorce, the impact on the two children will still be significant.
In the end...a choice must be made.
But Uncle Meng's words struck Ms. Tao like a blow to the head, leaving her body rigid, her face pale, and her expression dazed.
Over the years, Ms. Tao may not have lorded over others, but she has always had the final say in the Meng family.
Moreover, given the good conditions of the Meng family, she was treated with high regard in her own home, living a very smooth life.
She never imagined her husband would mention the word 'divorce' to her.
Ms. Tao's legs gave way, and she dropped to the ground, tears streaming down, saying, "My husband, you, you, I, I..."
Her lips trembled, her mind blank, unable to organize her words.
Uncle Meng sighed and looked at the equally shocked and bewildered Meng Qi and Meng Han, "Take your mother out, let her calm down and think it over, we can talk when she's ready."
