A sweet married couple who support one another through thick and thin, with a pocket dimension later on
An independent, confident wife who loves acting coy with her husband x a taciturn, devoted husband who's gentle only with his wife
After a nightmare, Su Wan finds herself once again at a crossroads in her life. She doesn't want to leave her beloved as she did before, be framed and sent to the countryside, or watch him endure loneliness and struggle alone to keep their broken home together.
So she sells her job and heads with her husband to a remote island. She decisively sends the uncle and his family who framed her to jail. Her snobbish cousin-in-law wants to marry an officer after her divorce? Fine. Seven or eight children will keep her plenty busy, and that's not even counting the troublesome old woman. She'll have enough to deal with for the rest of her life.
Far from all the awful people, all that's left is a peaceful, happy life.
As for their own happy family, her nephew grows healthier by the day, her in-laws escape the fate that claimed their lives in her previous life, and she gives birth to her own child safe and sound.
There's just one thing that leaves Su Wan exasperated and blushing: her cold-faced officer husband is dignified and stern in public, keeping everyone at a distance, but in private he's ridiculously clingy and possessive.
On the baby's one-month birthday, her husband asks in a low, aggrieved voice, “Wifey, he can sleep by himself now, right?”
On the baby's hundredth day, he persists: “Wifey, it's time to let him sleep on his own.”
On the baby's first birthday, her husband has barely started speaking when Su Wan finally loses her patience. “I give you your way in everything. You're far too clingy.”
He bends down, his voice full of laughter. “I'm not clingy. I'm hungry for you.”
As the words leave his mouth, his wandering hands are already up to mischief.
