Divorce at the Altar: My Father-in-Law Kneels and Calls Me Grandpa

After three years of marriage into the Zhao family, Shen Zhao endured humiliation—washing clothes, cooking, and fetching foot-washing water, labeled a waste by his father-in-law and a dog to be ordered around by his brother-in-law. His wife Zhao Wan'er, though sympathetic, never spoke up for him. On the third anniversary, his father-in-law threw his luggage out and slapped a divorce agreement in front of him, cursing, 'Sign it, take the 100,000, and get lost!' His brother-in-law stepped on his clothes, mocking, 'Waste, can't even find a job in three years, still have the nerve to stay?' Shen Zhao didn't argue. He picked up his luggage and dialed a number: 'Dad, the three-year term is up.' His father-in-law sneered at his act, but then his own phone rang. The moment he answered, his face changed from shock to pale, and his legs gave way as he knelt—on the other end was a big shot he couldn't even get an audience with, revealing that Shen Zhao's father was the head of the Shen family in the capital. Shen Zhao signed the divorce and left without looking back. The Zhao family, now realizing their mistake, knelt and begged for mercy, but he only calmly told the driver to go. Three years of endurance ended; the young master of the capital's Shen family had officially returned.