Since Liang Juan'er, Pu Jun's wife, received an anonymous letter, she had been restless, mostly feeling anger and confusion. The letter said that Pu Jun was having an affair with a young and beautiful female university student, and that they were fooling around in the post office on Sundays.
Liang Juan'er truly loved Pu Jun. Otherwise, why would the daughter of a big leader in the Education Bureau marry a young man born into a peasant family and only a temporary worker? She fell for Pu Jun's handsome appearance and his gentle and considerate nature.
To get Pu Jun a good job, Liang Juan'er didn't know how much effort she spent back at her parents' home. It's all due to her efforts that Pu Jun could get the position of Vice Director in the Post Office, though she was willingly doing this for him.
