The marriage back then was stifling, painful, and forced.
She didn't even go to the Civil Affairs Bureau, nor did she have a wedding photo taken, but Ji Hanyu still managed to produce two genuine marriage certificates.
With domineering authority, he declared that she—Bai Haoxue—was legitimately his wife.
Marriage is supposed to be happy, joyful, and willing.
Why couldn't her marriage to Ji Hanyu be like that?
Their wedding could have been like that too.
Bai Haoxue sniffed, shuffled the documents on the dressing table, and neatly put them back.
For a moment, she wanted to tear these documents to shreds and see what Ji Hanyu would use to divorce her then.
She didn't want to divorce him!
But on second thought, if he wanted a divorce, so be it; she'd grant him that.
Speaking of which, Ji Hanyu did so much for her, yet she never did anything for him.
