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"All right, I can't find a way to describe it. Ah, that's right..." My wife shook her head, looking utterly at a loss, then suddenly clapped her hands and turned around. Gazing at me with deep affection, she asked, "What do you usually call me?"
"Sweetheart!" I answered without thinking. But the moment I said it, confusion surged through my heart. Could it be Heavenly Ninth Sweetheart? No, that can't be right. My wife rolled her eyes at me and said, "It's fine to call me that in your heart, but you mustn't say it out loud. Fortunately, you didn't get it right!"
I broke into a cold sweat. Sure enough, it was fine to think it, but I couldn't say it aloud anymore. I hurriedly asked, probing, "You mean that among the three characters I usually call you, there's one character I didn't say?"
My wife immediately nodded and patted me on the shoulder. "A pupil who can be taught."
I breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed I had guessed correctly. This name was simple yet not simple. Tian meant supreme, Jiu was the number of sovereignty, and the last character I usually called her also fit the Ninth Princess quite well. So although it was unexpected, it was perfectly reasonable. But if I couldn't write or speak it, that would be troublesome.
"Would it be all right to write Ninth Princess on the investiture document?" I asked at once.
My wife thought it over, then nodded. "Of course. Didn't your grandmother write it that way too?"
I was stunned for a moment, but ultimately accepted it. As long as it kept my wife's identity safe, even if it caused the people of the Nine Provinces to misunderstand something, I couldn't worry about that much. Immortals possessed