Adopted Husband.

Summary

Since the year-end festivities, Ning Yi and Su Tan Er's interactions have become more natural, resembling two oddballs rather than a typical couple. Su Tan Er has found balance in her position, making her efforts to maintain a home model unnecessary. Their conversations now flow effortlessly. Ning Yi often goes for morning runs, while Su Tan Er takes a carriage, with Xiao Chan choosing whom to accompany. Su Tan Er has been busy, but Xiao Chan remains reliable, even showing a fierce side when reprimanding others. Ning Yi returns home around noon, where Su Tan Er often spends her time in various places, sometimes accompanied by others. When deep in thought, she has a habit of nibbling on her fingers. One evening, Ning Yi finds her in the pavilion, and after a brief interaction, they share light-hearted moments. Their evenings are filled with discussions, and Ning Yi reflects on Su Tan Er's challenges, recognizing her intelligence and the pressures she faces as a woman. They occasionally meet to admire the scenery and share personal stories. Su Tan Er, clever in business yet young, finds solace in Ning Yi's company. Their conversations grow casual, and they share snacks, with Su Tan Er playfully asking for more. As February passes, they discuss various topics, including social gatherings and romantic interests. Su Tan Er teases Ning Yi about a potential romantic encounter, leading to humorous exchanges about their respective views on relationships. By March, despite the busy Su family business, Su Tan Er manages to spend time with Ning Yi and their maidservants. They overhear scholars discussing preserved eggs during a teahouse visit, adding another layer to their shared experiences.

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