A strand of warmth

(The main text has concluded) (A satisfying face-slapping story set in a historical era)
The schemes of her husband and cousin led to Tang Huai's death.
Once reborn,
this time, Tang Huai opened her eyes to truly see people for who they are, kicked away every scumbag that came her way, and tore apart every fake innocent that appeared.
Whenever she had the chance, she earned money and tormented the undeserving, living an exceptionally fulfilling life.

A Maiden's Land

Then there were the meetings at the county town's restaurant, followed by encounters during New Year's when she brought supplements for Old Madam Jing, and then when she went to work in the city and attended night school, seeing him at the school's entrance. What he was doing, Tang Huai couldn't recall now; she vaguely remembered that they had politely greeted each other and then parted ways.


Late on, there was no "then" anymore; when she married Jing Peng and there was a wedding banquet, Jing Hua returned, but he did not.


In the little over three years she was married to Jing Peng, she led a life akin to that of "a widow," as she lived in the city and Jing Peng was rarely home. During the holidays, she never went back to Shuanglong Village and seldom knew what was happening with Jing Xuan.


Chapter 111 Moving House