Shen Zhaoning has been married into the Han family for three years. On New Year’s Eve, she overhears her husband, Han Jue, speaking candidly over drinks with his guests:
“My wife? She’s just a decoration. Once Grandmother dies, all it’ll take is a letter of divorce.”
She tucks the divorce papers beneath the inkstone and walks out.
The next day, however, Han Jue’s sworn enemy, Pei Yanqing, the regent of the empire, arrives at the Shen residence in full view of the entire capital.
“Miss Shen, I’ve waited ten years for this day.”
Shen Zhaoning: ???
Before she can make sense of it, there’s a little one growing in her belly. Han Jue regrets everything and sets a trap to imprison her. She bites her finger and writes two words on the wall: I refuse. Then she crawls out through a dog hole and flees the Han residence, becoming a fugitive.
After falling into the water and losing her memory, she and her child end up in a small town in Shu. Three years later, her memories return, and she takes her son back to the capital.
The female official who stole the credit for her kindness kneels before her, trembling. Han Jue gives up everything and begs her to come back. But what she never expected was that the person she casually saved when she was thirteen wasn’t just one person.
It was two.
One got a piece of candy from her. The other got seven stitches.
She didn’t remember either of them. They remembered her for the rest of their lives.
Great, I like it