There was a saying in China that went, ‘a married daughter is like water that has been spilled’. However, this sentence was not applicable in every country or to every family.

Mary was Duke Auston’s only daughter and had been doted on since childhood. Although she was being married to another family, in his heart, Duke Auston was very reluctant to actually let his daughter go. So, before Mary and Fitch got married, Duke Auston bought them a villa near his own mansion.

The Chu Yifeng trio were led by the servants to the living room of Duke Auston’s mansion. As soon as they entered, they could see Fitch and Mary already sitting on the sofa in the living room, though yesterday should have been their wedding night and today, their honeymoon. When they saw guests coming, they both politely stood. Fitch seemed a little surprised, and glanced at his wife.

Duke Auston quickly came downstairs. As long as Emily was there, he would never leave people waiting for over five minutes.

The two didn't mention last night’s display of irresistible affection. Emily hadn’t really been that drunk. In terms of alcohol intake, she was afraid that even Duke Auston couldn’t compare to her. Even Duke Auston had known this since long ago.

"No wonder you shouted for me to get out of bed early this morning. You said you wanted to go and visit your father, but this is the real reason," Fitch said lowly in Mary's ear.

Mary ignored Fitch, her expression remaining the same. However, she continued to look towards Chu Yifeng, who was opposite her, and occasionally glanced at Wang Cheng beside him. It was unknown what she was thinking.

When he saw this, Fitch angrily laughed. "Mary, have you forgotten that you’re married? Your eyes shouldn't be on anyone other than your husband. And I want to remind you, not only was this man never yours, but he already has a partner."

The last sentence caused Mary to react a little. Her deep eyes finally fell on the man who had just become her legal husband, and a mocking smile appeared on the corner of her lips.

“We can still get divorced now that we’re married. Not to mention, those two are just lovers.”