Han Jing thought, perhaps because she has always been a cold-hearted person, she didn't believe that her charm alone could make Su Yu, a man as perfect as the Heavenly God, fall for her at first sight, to the point of cherishing another man's child in her belly as if it were his own.
So she had a suspicion from before that perhaps on that night in the Mudan Pavillion of Baihua Garden, the person who had relations with her was none other than Su Yu himself. And the child in her belly was also Su Yu's. If that were the case, then even if Su Yu married her and treated her so well, it could all be explained.
In everyone's descriptions, Su Yu was always a person who was detached and especially disliked women. Han Jing wasn't foolish; without sufficient reason, how could a man who disliked women like Su Yu be so good to her?
