The powerful minister seizes his wife + takes his sweet pet by force + the one in power bows his head
[lowering his eyebrows to call his uncle, raising his eyes to see his husband]
On the eve of Xu Suining's marriage to Pei Mansion, her dandy husband died on the maid's bed.
That night, Pei Zhiheng, the eldest son of the Pei family, who is full of vigor and self-control, came to the door. He said in a calm voice: "Now that my brother is gone, the engagement cannot be canceled. I will fulfill the contract for him."
After two years of marriage, she thought she treated each other with respect and treated her like a guest. Until that day, she heard him say to his staff: "The position of the wife of the Pei family cannot be for an ignorant woman like her. It's just that the marriage contract has been agreed. If you don't marry, the Pei family will be embarrassed."
It turned out that in his eyes, she was just a decent thing that had to end.
On a snowy night, she was abandoned on the street, but she met the emperor's master, a very human minister, an elder who was respected as a god by her husband.
He gave her his carriage and let her husband ride half the city in the cold.
Later, she served tea and water outside the ancestral hall and called him "uncle" with a low eyebrow.
He lowered his eyes to look at her and said in a clear voice: "He doesn't treat you well, does he?"
She bit her lip and said nothing, but her eyes turned red first.
He stopped asking and just made the decision for her.
A letter from Li was sent to Pei's house, with his seal on Pei Zhiheng's name.
Later, when he taught her to write, he held her writing hand from behind and led her to write the word "husband" stroke by stroke:
"Lulu, you should call me this."
Xu Suining didn't know that Imperial Master Ji Changling had taken her into his heart since she was a child.
Her ex-husband felt remorseful and begged her to come back.
Xu Suining sat in the high hall, holding tea and warming his hands without even raising his eyelids: "Master Pei, be careful. According to your seniority, you should call me aunt."
