Married at First Sight in the Seventies: The Aloof Educated Youth Is Swept Away by My Flirting Again

[Marriage Before Love] [Everyday family life] [A long road to winning her back] Sunny ray-of-sunshine heroine vs. aloof, refined young master * The local news in the reclamation district reported that Shen Maisui had forced a handsome, educated city youth into marriage, and the story became a hot topic. Team leader Old Chen tried to reason with her. “He’s from the city.” Shen Maisui blinked. “Does being from the city mean you can’t date?” Auntie Liu next door tried to talk her out of it. “Song Qinglang’s family isn’t well-off. It could cause problems for you after you marry.” Shen Maisui thumped her chest. “I don’t know whether his family’s well-off, but we share the same goal: contributing to production. That makes us both good comrades.” Some people in the village couldn’t stand it and said Song Qinglang was living off a woman. Shen Maisui went straight to war with them. “My husband is educated. He can draw irrigation plans and repair farm machinery. What can your man do?” That night, Song Qinglang crossed the chalk line marked “No Man’s Land” and wrapped his arms around Shen Maisui. “Maisui, don’t push me away.” Shen Maisui gave him a little push. What was a wife supposed to do when her husband was this clingy after they got married?