The husband brought back a little boy and asked Su Chunyu to help raise him. It was the child of his long-forgotten friend. He was timid and had only a pair of big eyes.
The child's parents were dead and he was living under someone else's roof. He was extremely sensible and silent. He didn't ask for her help in anything, and he even helped her with the work and shared the important responsibilities of the family.
During the years when her husband went away to study, Su Chunyu and her children depended on each other, eating barbecued game meat he caught in the winter and crispy raw fish he caught from the river in the summer.
Su Chunyu watched him drying clothes and patted his head with a smile: "Cheng'er is so good. Auntie raised you well."
The half-grown boy dodged her hand. He was already a head taller than her. His ears were red but he was stiff. He said angrily: "You are only five years older than me."
"Everyone has his or her own affairs, aunt in front of others and sister in front of others."
The child was obedient, sensible, filial and progressive, and raised Su Chunyu to be lazy, greedy and blessed.
It wasn't until the year when my husband came back that he called out the child's name: "Shen Shouzhuo."
Only then did Su Chunyu remember it in a daze. Wait, huh? Isn't this the one I saw in the book before I passed through the book? In the future, he will be named the number one scholar, and he will be an official all the way to the first minister. He will rise up the empire through clouds and rain, support the building before it collapses, and leave a name in the history of the powerful minister, Shen Shouzhuo?
In the book, he died lovingly to protect the heroine from being implicated.
From then on, when Su Chunyu looked at him, she looked at him with a hint of worry.
Lying under the eaves enjoying the coolness and falling asleep, she would call him: "Cheng'er, you must not be trapped by love and fall in love with those little girls."
Young Shen Shouzhuo turned slightly red, turned his head and said softly: "I know."
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