Lin Yueqin had more than once said sourly in front of Ye Chuyi that Lady Wen was truly blessed by good fortune. Born into the role of a young mistress, others were destined only to serve her. Even Wen Xingye, tall and handsome, a top student from a prestigious university, went as far as to cook soup just to win her favor.
"If any other woman had married Wen Xingye, she'd be too busy waiting on him to even think of having him wash clothes and cook," she said.
In Lin Yueqin's words, of course, there was a hint of envy—for she could only marry the security guard Shi Youjin. But her sour remarks also proved that Wen Xingye was wholeheartedly good to Lady Wen.
Men who could do what he did were few and far between.
Thus, Ye Chuyi had always believed that Lady Wen had married a good man. Her defiance of her parents' wishes, her refusal to enter into an arranged marriage, and marrying a man who loved her seemed like the right decision.
