Before the wedding, Wen Rou was set up by her future in-laws and slept with a man they had captured in the village, claiming he was a spy. The next day, everyone despised her as a loose woman, and even her own family rejected her and kicked her out.
Her future in-laws pretended to be magnanimous, saying they didn't mind and were still willing to welcome her into their family.
Not long afterward, news came from the army that her fiance had died in the line of duty. Overcome with guilt and self-blame, Wen Rou agreed to break off the engagement. She even willingly stayed with her future in-laws to honor his memory and care for his parents in their old age.
She raised his three younger siblings until they were grown. Only after they had squeezed every last bit of value from her and she died on the street did she learn that the whole thing had been a plot by her in-laws.
Her fiance hadn't died at all. He had married and had children in the army, risen through the ranks, and built a happy life.
After being reborn, Wen Rou tore up the letter ending the engagement. When she went to the army base, she learned that her in-laws had spread rumors in their letters, claiming she was unfaithful and flirted with men everywhere. Her fiance had actually believed them?
Wen Rou slapped a letter breaking off the engagement in her scumbag fiance's face. The very next day, word spread that she had married Huo Yanchuan, the cold-faced devil of the military compound.
Everyone in the family housing compound knew that Colonel Huo had injured his manhood on a mission and could never have children. He had married Wen Rou only to get his family off his back about getting married, and they were just making do.
But then the two babies in Wen Rou's belly started looking more and more like Huo Yanchuan.
Only later did she discover that the so-called spy that night had been Huo Yanchuan himself. He wasn't infertile at all. What happened that night had left him with a psychological shadow.
When they first married, Huo Yanchuan said he wasn't interested in women, gave her money, and never came home.
Later, the Colonel, all bluster but soft at heart, clung to his wife every day, wanting nothing more than to spoil her rotten.
I have finally finished writing this book. I have experienced many ups and downs in the past few months. I am still gritting my teeth during pregnancy, childbirth, and confinement. Thank you to all the babies who have always supported me and never gave up on this book. See you in the new book~
Charlie is cheaper than Santana
A family that loves each other so much should have another son
Love is always the same across thousands of rivers and mountains, can you vote for me?