One Husband, One Wife

Angst, Male Rivalry, Love Triangle

1.

Su Miao is blind and lives alone in the countryside. It is only thanks to an older sister who takes care of her that she has managed to stay alive. Her sister shares her bed, holding her close with her warm body and showering her with sweet words.

Su Miao is certain she likes men. She has never felt anything for another woman beyond friendship, except when it comes to her sister.

But no matter how loving two women are in their daily lives, something is always missing in bed. So her sister left, saying she would bring back something good for her next time.

Su Miao waited and waited, and at last her sister returned. But she seemed a little different. She was taller, no longer as gentle with Su Miao as before, and seemed to resent her.

What could Su Miao do? Life had to go on.

Besides, she really did like the wonderful thing her sister had brought back.

2.

Li Weinan reluctantly married a daughter of the Shen family. She had a rugged appearance and a voice like a drake, without the slightest trace of a lady's elegance.

After they married, his wife was either ill or away worshipping Buddha, always finding an excuse to put off consummating their marriage. Recently, she had even started staying out all night.

One day, Li Weinan happened to notice a red mark on the side of his wife's neck. He followed her to a farmhouse that very night, only to see his wife holding another woman in her arms.

The woman's beautiful eyes were vacant. Li Weinan gave a cold smile.

If the woman fell in love with him, perhaps that would be the best revenge for both of them.

3.

After regaining her sight, Su Miao saw not the sister she had been longing for, but a tall, handsome man.

Two of them, in fact.

She squeezed her eyes shut and nearly fainted.

P.S. Everyone is a virgin, everyone is straight. Romance-focused, slice of life. See the author's note in Chapter 3 for detailed content warnings.

A preview of my upcoming novel, Auntie. Blurb:

He had been with her since he was thirteen, raised by her. To him, the word