On the day of the divorce, Boris Lewis gave Ziana Scott 100 million dollars on the condition that she take the child back to remote mountain.
Not long after, the two met again. The ex-wife he identified as poor wore tens of millions of the world's only high-end shoes, and her feet were priceless crystal high-heeled shoes. She brazenly said in front of the camera that she owns a gold mine.
Boris Lewis thought, a mere 100 million, why are you pretending to be rich? I'm worth hundreds of billions and I don't dare to brag like that!
He and the majority of netizens are waiting for the day when she slaps her in the face.
It turns out that her family's gold mines are innumerable, and she is not a poor farm girl, but a genius with super IQ, a master of many sciences, a god-level master, a national chess player, a master of metaphysics...
And the savior who he has been looking for for many years.
In order to get Ziana Scott back, Boris Lewis made love madly.
"I want a kiss!"
"I want a hug!"
"I can't live without my wife!"
The reporter interviewed Ziana Scott, "What is the relationship between Mr. Lewis and you?"
"Oh, he's my simp ex-husband." She smiled swayingly, "but the next one is better. We’ll never get back together."

The Hidden Gold Mine Heiress Divorcee

[Ziana! Mom loves you! You are the best!]

[Girls, get ready to vote for Ziana! Ziana must win first place!]

[Shut up, Ziana's fans. Ziana has been acting these days badly. What can she perform? Only you idiots will admire her performance even if she shits!]

[You lunatics! Wait Ziana to give you a slap in the face!]

Ziana's performance hadn't even started yet, but the live commenting had already become a mess.

Suddenly, the entire stage went dark.

Amidst the dazzling white light, a man and a woman walked down from the lifting platform hand in hand, gracefully and slowly.

The man's hair was slightly longer, covering his melancholy eyes. He walked slowly, carefully holding the dress for the woman beside him, gentlemanly and charming.

Chapter 113 You Are Just a Fragment of My Life