After Taking on Both Branches of the Family, the Grand Secretary Won't Stop Fighting for Me

He Yun transmigrated five years ago, but before she ever met her husband, he tossed her a divorce letter and went to the front lines to earn military honors for the sake of his lover. A few months later, her husband died in battle. Seeing how pitiful she was, her mother-in-law urged her to stay and marry into both branches of the family. Looking at her handsome, gentle, and refined younger brother-in-law, He Yun gladly agreed. Five years later, her supposedly dead ex-husband returned with another woman and a child. Seeing how beautiful and delicate He Yun had become, he wanted to take her as a concubine. For the sake of her money and beauty, her ex-husband abandoned his usual coldness and treated her with tenderness. Her brother-in-law, now the chief grand secretary, feared that He Yun still had feelings for him and that their old flame might reignite. He was both anxious and jealous. * One night, long after dark, he pinned her against the edge of the bed and asked hoarsely, “Now that he's back, are you planning to leave me?” He Yun looked at the man who was decisive and ruthless in court, but seemed like an unwanted child in front of her. Her heart softened into a puddle. She stroked him as if he were a child and said, “No.” The man smiled as brightly as a child.