The Wife Comes First: Husband, You'd Better Listen

Her virtue stolen! Her heart broken! Her child lost! After losing everything, she turned cold and merciless, becoming a formidable force in the business world.

She had always upheld the traditional virtues expected of a woman, yet people thought she ought to make sacrifices. She had always endured in silence, yet people thought they could trample all over her.

The kind are often bullied. When the pain of her violation, the grief of losing her child, and the shame of ruined reputations struck her all at once, she was reborn in fire.

Treat me with respect, and I’ll show you even greater respect. Harm me in the slightest, and I’ll take everything from you.

The Mo family owed her everything, and she would leave them with nothing to rely on. They had caused her to lose her child, and every member of the Mo family would pay in blood.

Once the layers of fog had cleared, who had passed whom by? Who regretted what they had done that day? When he saw that the place beside the beauty had already been claimed, he knew nothing could ever return to how it was.

[Excerpt One]:

In the room, a woman was forced to submit to another man, trapped in a living hell. Outside, her husband sipped tea, watching with a smile as his wife crawled out from beneath another man.

The man emerged from the room, his expression cold. “Here’s the deed you wanted. This kind of woman isn’t worth it.” He walked away in disdain.

Mo Bei smiled as he put the deed away, then took another piece of paper from his robes. He was waiting for his wife, who had “cheated” on him.

With a deathly pale face, Leng Youran stumbled out of the room, disheveled and miserable. Seeing the paper in Mo Bei’s hand, she asked, “Is this for me? Good! Mo Bei, I’ll make you pay back everything you owe me, piece by piece!”

Mo Bei stared in horror at the blood staining Leng Youran’s lower body. The blood was as brilliant as the morning sun. “You…”

“It has nothing to do with you!” She took the divorce papers from the man who had once been her husband and was now her enemy. From then on, they were strangers.

Mo Bei raised his hand, then let it fall helplessly. The child… was gone… and his heart… was aching.

[Excerpt Two]:

Three years later…

A ruthless young master named Leng emerged in the business world. His ultimate goal was to defeat Mo Bei, the wealthiest man under heaven. Young Master Leng opened his folding fan and smiled faintly, but his eyes were as cold as snow that had lain for a thousand years. “I am your creditor.”

Seeing her familiar face again felt like looking across lifetimes. A dull ache spread through his heart, and bone-deep regret swallowed him. He struggled to speak. “It’s you?”

When the fog cleared, he finally realized that the woman he loved most was the humble wife he had cast aside. His heart ached and shattered. Could it ever be mended? Could the child he had killed with his own hands ever come back to life? Could she, his wife, turn to look once more at him, still standing where he had always been?

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This story is one of the author’s spur-of-the-moment works, so it’s sure to be imperfect. Read it if you like it, and if you don’t…