Quick Transmigration: Drama Queen's Daily Life

Gu Wanqin left a divorce agreement and fled the Li family with her child. Ye Qiu and the others found out about this the next day, and even the Gu Family parents didn’t know where she went. It was Ye Yanting who reported to the police, and only then did they find out she had gone abroad.

A woman taking a two-year-old child to a foreign country without notifying anyone leaves everyone uneasy, especially since the country she went to has been experiencing frequent terrorist activities, causing Ye Yanting much distress, wishing he could rush over immediately.

The tickets are booked, but it will take until the next day to get there. Who knows if Gu Wanqin will still be in the same place? In a sea of people, where can Ye Yanting find her?

Gu Mother spoke non-stop to Ye Yanting, worried about her daughter: "How did you hurt her feelings again? Why would she be so resolute?"

"I don’t know," Ye Yanting said in anguish, holding his head. He genuinely didn’t know why Gu Wanqin left. It was so sudden, and although they had indeed been giving each other the cold shoulder for the past few days, he felt that minor issue shouldn’t lead to a divorce, not at all.

At this moment, Ye Yanting felt some regret. If he had known, he would have shown more care for Wanqin, and should have asked more about what was in her heart.

"You don’t know why she left? Do you have a shred of connection to her?" Gu Mother shouted after him, "I realized long ago you were not a good match for her. I shouldn’t have compromised and let you marry. You kept saying you loved her, couldn’t be without her. Is this your so-called love? You ruined her reputation back then, isn’t that enough? Now you want to ruin her whole life, is that it?"

Gu Mother’s words were harsh, and Ren Zhen felt it wasn’t entirely the younger son’s fault that the two are together, but now that Gu Wanqin is missing, it’s normal for her parents to worry. She decided not to add fuel to the fire.

"Does Wanqin have any close friends you’ve contacted? What to do if we can’t find her exact whereabouts? If she encounters danger abroad, who will she turn to for help?" Ren Zhen asked anxiously, thinking that Gu Wanqin was too willful to take such a small child out. How can she take care of herself in a foreign place? What if she gets sick?

"I don’t know," Ye Yanting said in pain. "She’s only introduced me to one of her friends, and I’m not familiar with them or have their contact information."

"What about Ye Qiu?" Gu Mother’s eyes lit up, "Ye Qiu must have them."

Ren Zhen nodded: "That’s right, why didn’t I think of that? I’ll call him back right away."

Ye Qiu and Tan Nana received the news and rushed home. Luckily, Ye Qiu hadn’t deleted those contacts and soon found a friend close to Gu Wanqin. After much pressing and explaining the seriousness of the situation, this friend finally revealed Gu Wanqin’s address.

Gu Wanqin wasn’t blindly rushing to that country. Her friend has a house there, in a high-end and reasonably safe neighborhood.

Seeing Ye Qiu inquire out the news gave Ye Yanting a strange feeling, but knowing Gu Wanqin’s specific location outweighed this feeling, so he buried it within.

After finding out Gu Wanqin’s location and knowing she is now safe, the group finally felt relieved. Ren Zhen stopped Ye Qiu and Tan Nana: "Aren’t you two staying here for dinner?"

"No." Ye Qiu shook his head, "We’ve arranged to eat with Nana’s parents."

Ren Zhen felt a bit uncomfortable, but back then when she and her husband strongly opposed their eldest son and daughter-in-law, her in-laws gave their eldest son much support. It was normal for him to be close to them now, though she felt some resentment about it.

She glanced at Tan Nana, thinking back to when Tan Nana used to chase after her younger son, which she was very pleased about because the Tan Family was wealthy, Tan Nana was their only daughter, and her love for him would make her son’s life easier and happier. Even though Tan Nana was a bit temperamental, she was willing to change for him.

But she didn’t realize her younger son never truly loved Tan Nana; instead, he got involved with the daughter-in-law she favored. She thought the Gu Family’s daughter was sensible and gentle, fitting well with her son.

Unexpectedly, she favored Gu Wanqin, whose marriage was fraught with issues. Although her son sometimes behaved poorly, why couldn’t the couple communicate effectively? To appease the Gu Family, her son made many concessions, but the Gu Family continued to object, and now they blame her son even though Gu Wanqin left home mysteriously.

In contrast, the previously spoiled and headstrong Tan Nana became more sensible after being with the eldest son. Their relationship was harmonious with no significant conflicts; they worked collaboratively, and Tan Nana dropped her former airs.

The main thing is that as the mother-in-law, it’s easier to get along with Tan Nana. She directly discusses issues, and lets the eldest son speak if it’s inconvenient. In contrast, the seemingly sensible Gu Wanqin keeps things bottled up, appearing so enduringly silent. Whenever there was something off between Gu Wanqin and her younger son, she had to cautiously inquire, but Gu Wanqin would always say it’s nothing and not to worry.

However, the more Gu Wanqin acted this way, the more worried Ren Zhen became. Now, there’s a major problem, and she doesn’t even know if her son’s marriage can continue.

She, as an elder, can see it; her younger son always only had Gu Wanqin in his heart, and Gu Wanqin loved her son, too. But why did things become like this? Ren Zhen couldn’t understand. This young couple exhausted her.

But it’s her son, whom she’s pampered since childhood, so she has to care. Yet sometimes she can’t help but wonder why her younger son’s relationship isn’t as carefree as her eldest son’s.

"Weren’t they inseparable at first? Why divorce now and why the drama of running away?" Tan Nana asked, puzzled and speechless.

Ye Qiu thought silently, is this the cliché of old-fashion romance novels? Do the protagonists have to torment each other, separate, and reconcile to show true love? Sorry, this is a type of love he couldn’t approve of. Clear misunderstandings that could be explained with a single sentence are blown out of proportion, and not only do they create their own chaos, they involve others in their worry.

"Let them be, I feel there’s still emotion between them; they probably won’t separate so easily." Ye Qiu shook his head, not wanting to intervene anymore, thinking, the more he meddles, the greater their conflicts may become.