Xu Duanyi is graceful and elegant, born into a prestigious family. Among the prominent families in the capital, countless noblemen wish to marry her.
Xie Qingya is a dandy and a wastrel.
Although he is exceptionally handsome, his family has fallen into ruin, and he is a failure himself.
No one expected that these two would end up together.
When the imperial marriage decree was issued, Xie Qingya was almost beaten up by the young noblemen of the capital. Everyone sympathized with Xu Duanyi, feeling that it was a case of “a flower inserted in cow dung.”
But only Xu Duanyi knew how happy she was to marry him.
She knew Xie Qingya didn’t like her.
So, after marriage, she quietly obeyed and never interfered with Xie Qingya’s actions. Surprisingly, Xie Qingya, who initially avoided her, eventually became reluctant to let her go.
One day,
Xie Qingya pressed her against the window, gently biting her neck, and hoarsely asked, “Xu Duanyi, I told you not to mind me, and you really didn’t mind?” Later, as he looked at her, it seemed as though he had finally admitted defeat, helpless and frustrated, burying his face in her shoulder and muttering, “Xu Duanyi, you really have known how to control me since childhood.”
