Drunk on Love

She and he had grown up together. When she was fifteen, she decided she would marry no one but him. A car accident killed someone, and he tactfully told her, “Danfu, you’re still a minor, so the law may reduce your sentence. When you come back, we’ll get married right away.” Five years later, she was released from prison. He was about to get married, and his bride was her own aunt, the one she had grown up with. In an instant, her generation rank had risen, and he had become her uncle-in-law. She walked up to him and said softly, “Brother Yan, long time no see.” “Miss, who are you?” he replied, his eyes utterly unfamiliar. There was no promised marriage, and she had spent five years taking the blame for nothing. She realized that if you could trust a scumbag’s promises, pigs could fly. It didn’t matter if he couldn’t remember her. She remembered him, and she would settle every debt he owed her, down to the last cent. She would start by moving into his house. If he could marry her aunt, she could marry his uncle. She absolutely would not lose out in the family hierarchy. What she hadn’t expected was that the man who looked frail and sickly was, deep down, a bona fide big bad wolf. The little white rabbit had fallen into the wolf’s arms, and regretted it… but she never got the chance to regret it. In the bridal chamber, her husband’s aunt took her hand and said earnestly, “Danfu, I know you’re a good girl. Qingqian is in poor health, so please take good care of him.” She lowered her eyes and nodded obediently. The reason she had married Gu Qingqian was precisely because he was weak. Only after seeing the aunt out of the bridal chamber, her face beaming with satisfaction, did she turn around and find the man taking off his clothes. Frowning, she asked, “Y-you… what are you doing?” “Letting you take good care of me!” A faint smile played at the corners of his lips. He tossed his clothes aside and walked toward her. The usually unflappable woman turned pale with fright and spun around to run. And so, on her wedding night, she fled.