It's so late, and the caller turns out to be Ding Mian, the husband of my junior high school classmate Wang Yan Ni.
The two of them are among Li Shi's few friends in Tan Zhou, and they occasionally meet up for meals and play games.
Emirates Airlines has a VIP lounge at Pudong Airport, a lavishly decorated rest area with few people. Li Shi didn't move, just swiped the screen to answer the call: "Mr. Ding, what's going on?"
These days, unless it's urgent business, people generally contact each other via WeChat first.
From the other end of the line came Ding Mian's wry laughter: "Brother Shi, I'm here to ask for your help. Your old classmate wants a divorce."
Divorce?
Li Shi was stunned: "Haven't you been doing well? I never heard about you guys fighting or anything, why suddenly divorce?"
On the adjacent sofa, He Ya Ru and Zhou Fangbing, who were initially playing with their phones, seemed to have heard some keywords and looked over simultaneously.
