"Because I simply don’t like you, I don’t want to marry you. I saved you, and if you really want to repay , please don’t bother anymore."
"You think I’m marrying you to repay you?"
"No, I believe you truly like , but I don’t like you. Besides, ever since I was very young... I’ve been promised to another." She wasn’t lying about that.
A flash of pain flickered through Xuanyuan Bei’s eyes, but it quickly vanished.
After a mont of silence, he resolutely said,
"Whether you are promised to soone or not, I will co to marry you in seven days."
With those words, he left.
Returning to the Xuanyuan Residence, the first thing he had to do was to divorce Wei Jingjing.
She was his cousin, and soone he could never fall in love with.
A few years ago, when he was planning to find a suitable woman to marry, Wei Jingjing drugged him.
As a result, they spent a spring night together.
When he woke up and realized it was her doing, he wished he could smack her to death.
In his heart, Wei Jingjing had always been like a sister, which made him feel like he had committed incest.
In fact, an enraged Xuanyuan Bei did strike Wei Jingjing with his hand.
The blow almost cost her life.
Just as he was about to give her another strike, as if on cue, his aunt, Wei Jingjing’s mother, Xuanyuan Xue burst through the door.
She fiercely protected Wei Jingjing, begging him to spare her for her sake.
If he was going to kill Wei Jingjing, she didn’t want to live either.
Upon his aunt’s desperate pleas, Xuanyuan Bei ultimately spared Wei Jingjing.
Two months after being beaten half to death, Wei Jingjing unexpectedly was found to be pregnant.
He refused to believe the child was his, so he had the dically skilled third brother take her pulse.
The truth was undeniable; the timing of Wei Jingjing’s pregnancy matched their encounter, and the child in her belly was his.
Xuanyuan Xue ca to him again, begging him to marry Wei Jingjing.
She said she only had this one daughter, who might have been willful, but was still her child, his cousin.
They couldn’t treat her with such cruelty, especially since she was carrying the Xuanyuan family’s blood.
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