I was the campus belle in college, and there was a line a kilometer long of people who liked me. I dated a few guys during college, but every relationship ended in a breakup. After graduating, I was introduced to a former high school classmate from the neighboring town, and I married him. At our wedding, the villagers all said my husband was so lucky to have found such a beautiful wife. But there were also spiteful people who worried I’d cheat on him. After we got married, we had a very happy life. My husband and I went out early and came home late every day to run our business, and we made a good amount of money. While I was living with my husband, people who admired and liked me kept messaging me, day and night. At first, I always replied in secret, but gradually I got bolder. From time to time, I went out to eat, sing, dance, or have picnics with people who admired and liked me. In short, I never lacked admirers, either in college or after I got married. Some were big-time business owners, some were handsome young men, and others were officials and staff working for the government. They all liked me. Thanks to those connections, whenever my husband and I took on government construction projects, we never had to deal with late payments or clients refusing to pay. Once the work was done and the paperwork submitted, the money would be in our account in less than a month. Because I was so beautiful, I had many admirers, and I often wondered how long my marriage to my husband would last. We had arguments now and then, but I was a woman who always honored her marriage, and in the end, my husband and I never divorced.
