Male Lead's Canon Fodder Wife novel Chapter 447

While following her husband, Xiao Yiqing found that many women were looking at her curiously, while some men were looking at her with meaningful eyes. Because it was her first time to come to this place, she didn’t know who they were, so she chose to ignore them.

Fifteen minutes later, they were standing in front of an office. Knocking on the door, Mu Zigu said, "Captain, Mu Zigu is here to report."

"Come in."

Opening the door, he looked at his wife and said, "Qingqing, don’t worry. Just answer truthfully."

Xiao Yiqing nodded and entered the room. When she raised her head, she saw a man sitting behind the desk, observing her.

Mu Zigu saluted the man and said, "Captain, this is my wife, Xiao Yiqing. We are here to report and get our marriage certificate."

The man glanced at them and said with understanding, "So this is the one."

Xiao Yiqing was confused, but she still retained her curiosity and said nothing.

"Comrade Xiao, before I issue the marriage certificate to you, I need to ask you some questions. Please answer them truthfully."

She nodded and said, "Please ask, Captain."

After clearing his throat, the man asked, "Comrade Xiao, did you marry Comrade Mu voluntarily, without any threats or pressure?"

Xiao Yiqing nodded and said without hesitation, "Yes."

Hearing her words, Mu Zigu smiled, but the captain raised his eyebrows. As far as he knew, this was a one-sided love for his subordinates. It seems that he should not believe what others say without seeing it with his own eyes.

After a moment of silence, he asked again, "Comrade Xiao, do you know that you can’t get divorced if you marry a soldier?"

Xiao Yiqing nodded again and said, "I know. I have no plans to divorce at all."

The captain nodded, took out a document from the drawer, and said, "In that case, you can sign this document."

Xiao Yiqing took the pen and signed her name on the document, and Mu Zigu also signed. He smiled when he saw their names side by side on the paper.

The captain checked their signatures, took out two small red books from the envelope, placed them in front of them, and said, "This is your marriage certificate. Keep it well."

The marriage certificate was prepared five days ago. It was always in his drawer. Finally, it was returned to its rightful owner.

After taking the red book, Mu Zigu saluted and said, "Thank you, captain."