Shuyang, a woman from a humble family, met Cao Xi, a young nobleman. She thought, "This gentleman is quite modest..."
He thought, "This woman is gentle and agreeable..."
At the time, the emperor was placing great importance on people from humble families, and the two married.
Later, Shuyang asked to leave.
Gongsun Wen, a man pretending to be from a humble family, took Shuyang and her child with him. This uncle was closer to the child than the real father, so the real father was pushed aside, and the uncle became the new dad.
Only after everything had changed did Cao Xi ask, "Do you regret any of it?"
By then, Shuyang was the mother of two children. She looked at him with a carefree smile and said, "I don't regret it. I never have. I don't regret marrying you, and I don't regret leaving. And what I regret least of all in this life is that I never let Xiao Wen down."
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