My Sister Didn't Want To Get Married, My Parents Immediately Pushed Me Into The Palette
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Chapter 4

Chapter 4 — My Sister Didn't Want To Get Married, My Parents Immediately Pushed Me Into The Palette

Updated 10/08/2026 4 min read

"Uncle, aunt, and mother, please calm down. I would like to talk to Miss Ngu in private for a while, is that okay?"

Luong Tuy An spoke at the right time. Oh my, your voice is so soothing! My father immediately changed his face and smiled warmly:

“Of course, of course.”

So, under everyone's scrutiny, Luong Tuy An and I slowly walked out of the lobby and towards the garden behind the courtyard. Indeed, Luong Tuy An's leg was injured and his walking was somewhat awkward. Behind him, there was a teenager following, pushing a wheelchair. After walking for a while, his face became increasingly pale, then he gently held his chest, as if in pain. Seeing that, the young man immediately helped him sit in the wheelchair. I stood by, confused, not knowing whether to lend a helping hand or not. Luong Tuy An sat still in the car, waving his hand to signal me not to bother him. He took out a handkerchief from his chest, wiped the sweat from his forehead, then said a little apologetically:

"Young sister, it's rude. Look, my body is just like this now, constantly sick, there's nothing for you to worry about."

The teenager behind immediately spoke up to defend:

"Young master, stop thinking about the Liu family! They..."

“Phi Van, you talk too much.”

Luong Tuy An was unhappy and interrupted him. Ah, so it's called Phi Van. But Phi Van's mouth refused to stop.

"My young master is a famous gentleman throughout the capital. He is elegant and handsome, and he is a poet personally named by the Saint!"

"The person who had an engagement contract with the young master was the eldest lady of the Liu family. Back then, she wanted to get married immediately!"

"The young master encountered something, his heart was still soft, he took the initiative to propose an annulment of the marriage, who knows that your parents wouldn't accept it, and would live and die to disagree!"

Little Marquis's face was still pale, but his voice was heavy: I stood and listened quietly. Phi Van still did not stop, continuing to complain on behalf of the owner:

"What now? It's close to the wedding day, and your eldest lady refuses to get married anymore."

"My young master said, it's okay to cancel the marriage now."

“However, I don't understand why your house still refuses to be destroyed.”

"Isn't it because you can't bear to give up your marriage with the Marquis? So I'll take you as a substitute!"

Phi Van poured out all her words, then secretly looked at Luong Tuy An with a guilty look. I can only know fear. Is our family really this shameless? I secretly glanced at Luong Tuy An. He was still sitting there, his expression unchanged, quietly leaning against the wheelchair.

“Sister,” he said softly, “I am no longer the glorious person I once was.”

"Now my body is weak, and I have a disability in my legs."

After finishing speaking, he chuckled softly to himself and shook his head.

“Are you willing to marry me?”

I was stunned, not expecting him to ask so directly. Seeing that I didn't answer, he smiled and said:

"It's okay. I came to see you today because I wanted to personally tell you that you don't want to. Hou refused to make things difficult."

In my heart, there is actually no conflict. Coming from a background like mine, the Liu family had no status at all. As for the marriage with the Marquis, I never dared to dream about it before. I nodded slightly:

“I wish.”

People living in this world don't have any selfish thoughts.

“To be honest, my parents are really embarrassed.”

“Little Marquis, in fact, if I didn't marry you, there would be no one else to choose as my husband.”

"People Everyone says that my mother is a vixen and is the one who easily climbs the bed."

"I'm in the Liu family, and I don't have any sense of existence."

“Didn't learn anything, didn't know anything.”

“I'm like this, do you really want to marry me?”

Luong Tuy An still looked at me, smiling gently:

“It's okay. I am the one who in the world's mouth is called a 'premature destiny'. If I marry you, I am afraid of ruining your life."

Those words made my heart tremble slightly. A person like him, with such a handsome appearance, is truly a pity - he is sick and has a crippled leg. I patted my chest and told him solemnly:

"I'm afraid you've heard about my situation in Liu Palace. It's not good."

“Little Marquis, you can rest assured. If I marry you, I will wholeheartedly take care of you and help you live a few more years."

“If you don't criticize me... I will definitely be of one mind. What if, what if…”

I paused for a moment, not knowing whether to continue or not.

“How?” — He asked.

I mustered all my courage:

"If you die, I will immediately find a hermitage, become a nun, and chant sutras for your salvation every day."

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