They Mocked Me for Being Barren? I Remarried a Rugged Man and Had Triplets

Wen Ning was the prettiest woman for miles around, but her husband, Zhao Zhigang, complained that she was as stiff as a log and had no charm. Zhao Zhigang had fallen for a barber in town with a head full of bouncy curls. In those conservative times, he cruelly decided to sell Wen Ning to a fool in the mountains for cash. On a desperate, rainy night, Wen Ning fled in a panic into the forbidden place: Huo Xiao’s pig farm. Trembling, she wrapped her arms around his neck. “Big brother, save me. I’ll work like a beast for you.” Huo Xiao stubbed out his cigarette. “I don’t need a beast of burden. I need someone who’ll care for me. Do you dare?” To save her own life and get revenge, Wen Ning gritted her teeth and agreed. The whole village mocked Wen Ning for a beautiful flower stuck in a pile of cow dung, certain that Huo Xiao, the menace, would soon torment her to death. But before long, the Zhao family’s life went from bad to worse, while Huo Xiao’s pig farm became a model operation for the entire province, bringing home piles of cash. The man everyone feared was now crouching by the bed, helping Wen Ning put on her shoes. “Honey, I’ll cook dinner again tonight. Don’t burn your hands.”