Perhaps due to that accident, Shuijing had migraines as a side effect, which would occur when the weather was too cold or when she was under too much stress.
(The translation continues in this manner, maintaining the original narrative style and tone.)
Yipeng…” the Jiang couple exclaimed.
“Stop!” Shuijing called out to stop him, “Don’t hit my husband!”
She rushed over and blocked Jiang Yipeng’s fist.
The initial familiarity had disappeared due to anger, and Shuijing looked at the “savage” stranger with a reproachful expression.
“Why did you randomly hit my husband?” She wrapped her arms around Guan Longji, defending her husband, “Why are you hitting someone?”
Jiang Yipeng, with his fists clenched, slumped his shoulders like a defeated rooster.
Why are you hitting someone…
“Hehe… hehe… hehe!” He let out a miserable and desolate laugh, filled with grief and anger.
Speechless, he looked to the heavens.
Under the explanation of those around, the truth was finally revealed, but it was like an unsolvable triangular problem.
Dizzy and confused, Shuijing finally learned about the first half of her life that she had lost her memory about, amid the exhausting bombardment of everyone’s chatter.
She was indeed an orphan and Jiang Yipeng’s childhood sweetheart and fiancée, while Guan Longji was Jiang Yipeng’s brother.
Huh? Why do the brothers have different surnames?
This is a long story.
Twenty to thirty years ago, the brothers’ biological father, Jiang Jinghong, fell in love with a rich girl, Guan Yinyin. Under the insistence of her father Guan Wangui, he almost “married” his delicate wife by becoming a live-in son-in-law, living in the Guan family’s luxurious villa.
Perhaps due to youthful vigor, Jiang Jinghong could not bear others’ whispers: comments about not working hard for fifty years, gaining both people and wealth, and the title of “Guan family’s son-in-law” imposed by outsiders.
The young and beautiful Guan Yinyin had always been spoiled and willful, unable to understand her husband’s feelings.
Less than a year after marriage, the young couple frequently quarreled.
