Wei Zizheng nodded, walked to the closed door, and knocked: "Caiying, your husband is coming in."
After waiting a moment and hearing no movement from inside, he pushed open the door and went in. He saw his wife looking down, fiddling with the handkerchief in her hands.
"Caiying, what's wrong with you? Don't keep it to yourself, tell your husband and we'll solve it together." Wei Zizheng realized that his wife's problem was serious, more serious than he had imagined. He walked to her side and pulled her into his arms.
Perhaps it was her husband's worried voice that brought Hua back to her senses. She slowly raised her head and met her husband's worried and anxious expression. Her voice trembled, and she burst into tears before she could speak. She stayed in her husband's arms for a while before finally saying, "Zheng-ge, I don't know what's wrong with me, but I know I'm wrong, I'm wrong in every way. Why don't you divorce me?"
“We are husband and wife, and we promised to grow old together. Why would I divorce you? If you say you are wrong, then tell me what you did wrong, so that I can hear how you did wrong, okay?” Wei Zizheng coaxed him gently with heartache.
They met when they were young at a lantern festival. When they were guessing riddles, they both answered correctly at the same time, but the prize of a beautiful revolving lantern was only available once.
Wei Zizheng then gave the lantern to Hua Caiying. Later, when Hua Caiying was shopping with her maid, her purse was stolen, but Wei Zizheng happened to be there and chased after it and got it back. At that moment, it suddenly started raining heavily, and Wei Zizheng gave her his carriage to take her back to her residence.
Although they only bumped into each other a few times and didn't exchange many words, they both developed feelings for each other.
One night, after drinking, Wei Junpei asked his son if he had a girl he liked, and the boy told his father. Unexpectedly, his father didn't care at all that the girl was the daughter of a merchant, and immediately asked his mother to send a matchmaker to the Hua family to propose marriage. As soon as Hua Caiying heard it was him, she nodded.
The couple were deeply in love and lived happily ever after until Tong'er's accident.
Upon hearing her husband's words, Ms. Hua hesitated for a moment before telling him all the problems that were tormenting her.
Wei Junpei, who had personally collected human tissue samples from several pairs of mothers and children, fathers and children, and brothers within the mansion, saw Tong'er's adoptive mother, Madam Yin, entering from outside the mansion gate with the maid Dongqing.
"Go, find an excuse to bring Dongqing here, but don't attract the attention of Madam Yin," Wei Junpei whispered to the steward, Zhongqing...
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