If you ask whether he truly loved Lady Shuang, he really didn't.
He was a son of the Fu Family, always surrounded by beautiful women. When Lady Shuang became pregnant with a younger sister, he left, only reuniting decades later. Lady Shuang's once presentable face had turned into a piece of old tree bark. Where would he find the time to discuss feelings with her?
It was merely for the sake of the children.
Lord Lai anxiously feared that gossip might spread, and promptly glared at the storyteller, clarifying, "Don't speak nonsense, sir. I came because Mrs. Gu Pan is the descendant of a benefactor of mine, and I'm here to see her for their sake."
Upon hearing this, Granny Gu almost spat blood, never expecting Master Zhi to say such a thing. Is he still the same one who defied the family and quarreled with his new wife for her, the one who adored her?
