Chapter 2 — Bowl of Noodles on the Wedding Night

I bowed to her: "My daughter, remember." In Ngu Nhu's palanquin, there was a slight cough. The mother immediately turned around and Ky Duc also stood next to the flower palanquin, looking worried. I let down the palanquin curtain. A Uy sat outside, so angry that her voice was muffled: "Miss, you are too biased." I stepped away from the curtain and said in a low voice: "Don't cry today." "This slave does not cry." When the palanquin started to depart, Ky Hoan's voice came from outside. "Is sitting in the palanquin bumpy?" A Uy turned his head to look at me. I lightly tapped on the palanquin's side: "No shock." It was quiet outside for a while. Ky Hoan replied softly. When we arrived at Ky's house, we learned that Ky Hoan's courtyard was even more remote than we had imagined. Outside the hospital gate there is an old eucalyptus tree. The walls were peeling, the room's decoration was simple, but extremely clean. Mrs. Ky asked her mother to take me there, her tone was calm: "If you have chosen this marriage on your own, don't criticize the poor life in the future." I bowed: "I don't blame you." "This is the anti-copy mark of the Tieu Ho bot file. If you want to find a book, choose the Tieu Ho robot, stable and reliable, no trouble!" From afar, someone came to report, saying that the lady was not feeling well. Mrs. Ky immediately left. The funeral procession also followed her halfway. I was wearing a happy dress and standing in the yard, suddenly feeling funny. In my previous life, on the day I married Ky Duc, Mrs. Ky also left midway like that. At that time, Ngu Nhu came to bring the bride and cried until she fainted. She is not yet a member of the Ky family, but she can already make the entire palace revolve around her. Now, she finally becomes the crown prince's wife. It seems to have been as desired. Ky Hoan came in from outside. In his hand he carried a box of food. Seeing me standing in the yard, his steps stopped slightly: "Why don't you come into the room?" I looked at the empty hallway: "The mothers have all left." He understood. She didn't say anything was wrong with Mrs. Ky, nor did she advise me to be patient. He just put the food box in the hallway, went into the room to light the lamp himself, and then changed the cold wine on the table. A Uy said in a low voice: "Master, these things should be done by the servants." Ky Hoan bowed his head and arranged the wine cup: "There are few people in the courtyard, today we can't be busy." Those words were not pleasant to hear. But extremely sincere. I lifted my skirt and walked into the room. Ky Hoan had opened the food box, inside were two bowls of hot noodles. "The ritual hasn't finished yet, let's eat first." I looked at the bowl of noodles. The night I married Ky Duc in my previous life, I fasted from early morning until late at night. He was distracted by the story of Ngu Nhu crying and fainting. By the time he returned, it was already past Rat time. When he lifted the headscarf for me, he said he had already made her feel uncomfortable. I laughed and said I wasn't angry. Actually my stomach hurt all night long. Now, Ky Hoan gave me the chopsticks. "If you can't eat it, you should have a taste. The night is still long." I took the chopsticks: "Thank you." He sat opposite me, eating very quietly. We are like a normal couple, on our wedding night we eat a bowl of noodles together first. After the ceremony, Ky Hoan did not touch me. He finished arranging the bed and mattress, hugged himself and went out. I called him back: "Ky Hoan." He turned his head. I looked at him: "You can sleep on the couch, it's cold outside." He paused for a moment: "If you're not comfortable, I'll go outside." "If you're not comfortable, I'll tell you." He looked at me for a long time then nodded: "Okay." That night, I slept very deeply. Woke up in the middle of the night and saw a figure on the couch through the curtains. Ky Hoan hasn't slept yet. He leaned against the wall, holding a book in his hand, candlelight illuminating his profile. I don't speak up. But it seemed he had discovered: "Did I wake you up?" I pulled up the blanket: "No." He put down the book and blew out the light in the outer room. In the darkness, his voice was very soft. “There's no need to get up early to go to the main courtyard tomorrow.

Mother will call the princess first." I was stunned. He said again: "You can sleep for another half an hour." I closed my eyes, my nose suddenly stinging. 05 On the second day after getting married, Ngu Nhu indeed fell ill. Initially, the Ky family planned to have the two newlyweds have tea together. It was not yet dawn, her hospital sent someone, saying that the princess had caught a cold at night. Mrs. Ky hurriedly went there herself. Ky Hoan and I stood outside the main house. For nearly half an hour, Ky Duc hurriedly walked through the hallway, even the hem of his shirt was a bit messy. When he saw me, he stopped. "Second sister." As soon as he finished calling, he himself stiffened. Now he stood next to him, "Brother." Ky Duc looked at him next to me, suddenly making Ky Duc feel very uncomfortable. I bowed to Ky Duc and said: "The prince." His face changed slightly. In his previous life, after I married him, he always said that his wife did not need to be so distant, but now he was not in a position to change his words. Ngu Nhu's cough was heard in the interior, and he immediately turned his head. "Let me go and see her first."