Su Ya Ni still didn't know that everyone in the Wu Family except Wu Haishan had secretly discussed driving her away the night before. They had only kept her because she had suddenly become pregnant.
When she woke up in her own bed, she was faced with Wu Haishan's regretful and guilty expression.
After learning that she was pregnant, she was stunned for a long while.
Then, after Wu Haishan apologized to her and swore that he would never hurt her feelings again and would work hard to earn money to support her and their child, she softened and forgave him.
Most importantly, she believed that even if Wu Haishan had some selfish motives, he still loved her. Besides, she was pregnant now and had nowhere else to go.
And so, Su Ya Ni stayed.
Because her morning sickness was severe, she stopped going out to work.
The Wu Family's attitude toward her was still not very good, but it wasn't too bad either. However, once Wu Haishan went to work during the day, she would have endless chores to do.
Washing clothes, washing bedding, washing vegetables, washing dishes, tidying the house, sweeping the courtyard, and so on—everything except cooking became her responsibility.
And whenever it was time to eat, by the time it was her turn, only leftovers remained.
Only occasionally, when Wu Haishan came home for dinner, could she eat a proper meal.
She gradually came to her senses.
The Wu Family didn't care about the child in her belly at all.
Once, she even overheard part of a conversation between Mother Wu and her daughter, Wu Chunlian. They said that there were plenty of women who could give Wu Haishan children; having one more made no difference, and having one fewer made no difference either.
Even though