My Husband Married His White Moonlight, Yet Blames Me for Not Being What I Used to Be

The day Lu Heng returned home, her husband was marrying someone else.

After seven years of marriage, she hadn't received so much as a letter to tell her. Now she had a sister-wife expected to stand as her equal.

Pei Yan had no intention of divorcing her. He still remembered what she liked to eat, still held her at night, and even took her back to their old home so they could live as they once had.

She couldn't bear to give that up, so she believed him once more.

She asked whether he and Ning Zhiwan had been intimate before their wedding.

He said no.

She began hoping to have another child. She gave up the place her family had kept for her and told her mother herself that everything was fine between them now.

Until news came that Ning Zhiwan was pregnant.

So he had known all along.

Lu Heng moved out, then came back. She said she wouldn't see him, but when illness struck, she still called his name. She grew sharp-tongued and jealous, taking her anger out on their son, then secretly regretting it afterward.

Pei Yan thought that as long as she was still willing to be close to him, their marriage could carry on.

Until she asked for a divorce.

He was willing to move elsewhere with her and renew his vows, but he would not let her go.

She still loved him. How could she refuse to be his wife anymore?