The day I went to prison, Lu Shiyan told me, "Zhiyi, just this once. When she comes back, I'll marry you."
I believed him for three years.
The day I got out, the thing waiting for me wasn't an engagement ring, but an invitation to his engagement party with the woman he had always loved.
In the hotel lobby, she cried and apologized, while he stood in silence.
I wiped away my tears and smiled. "Congratulations."
That night, I made a phone call. "Mr. Gu, I accept your offer."
Gu Yanzhi, Lu Shiyan's maternal uncle, was the most untouchable man in the whole city.
On our wedding night, he loosened his tie with one hand and pinned me against the door, his voice low and husky:
"Calling me Uncle doesn't seem quite right... Why not try calling me Hubby?"
Later, Lu Shiyan knelt before me, eyes red. "Zhiyi, come home with me."
The man behind me lazily wrapped an arm around my waist and chuckled:
"Nephew, call her Auntie."
The female protagonist sets an example by not being sloppy and neat, and the male protagonist is also regular and measured. The chapters develop smoothly according to the flow. I have never felt bored in the chapters I have read so far. I like reading and it is enjoyable.