Mei Qingdai and Yu Fuce were sent abroad by Old Madam Yu a week ago—ostensibly for their honeymoon, but in reality, to seek medical treatment.
The infertility research institute recommended by the old madam was located by the Wenyin River in Siland. It was Mei Qingdai's first time visiting Siland, and she was instantly captivated by the unique charm of this place.
The sky here was so blue, birds soared high with spread wings, and the river was clear, with fish freely roaming in its depths.
The city's architecture leaned heavily toward a medieval style—retrospective and majestic, as if strolling through a medieval palace.
On the streets, blonde-haired, blue-eyed women dressed boldly and assertively, exuding confidence and flamboyance. They casually kissed their boyfriends on street corners, lost in the bliss of love, completely unconcerned about the gaze of onlookers.
Passersby, however, did not cast judgmental eyes; instead, they offered genuine and blessing-filled glances.
