Wen Kefan watched as the color drained from Yu Ya's face in an instant.
Yu Ya widened her eyes, looking up at her, her cheeks covered in tear stains, flowing into the corners of her mouth.
Wen Kefan's words were like a sharp knife, stabbing into her heart, twisting her visage in pain.
Sheng Xin was the daughter she and Sheng Tang's brother Sheng Xiao had together.
Sheng Xiao already had a wife and children, and had never considered leaving his family.
Yu Ya was just one of many women to him, but Yu Ya refused to accept this fate. After an unexpected pregnancy, she ignored Sheng Tang's advice and resistance, insisting on giving birth to the child.
Sheng Tang had long told her, "My brother and my sister-in-law will never divorce. Their interests are intertwined, so divorce would be like a body injury. He wouldn't be foolish enough to give up a lifetime of achievements for a woman like you."
Yu Ya didn't love Sheng Xiao; he was merely a presence to accompany her loneliness.
