Novel & Cerita Su He Wan Confinement

At night, she had set up a simple bed in the corridor of the ward and would run in to see him whenever there was any movement. Madam Shen was also worried about Shen Yan. However, she would never be able to see her daughter again, nor would she be able to enter her own home. Su Mingdong had not allowed anyone to interact with her, especially her. He was afraid that she would say something in front of Shen Yan, send her a message, or help her escape. Hence, she did not know that Shen Yan was pregnant and that she was pregnant with Ye Cheng's child. The family had been forcibly divided into two worlds. They were both deep and painful.

“Oh no, baby. It’s the first time you’re taking me shopping like this. Next time, maybe Suhee and I can share—but today should be just the two of us. I’m sure Suhee understands.” Cornelia’s voice sharpened. “What? Are you crazy?” Trunks looked torn. “But…” “It’s fine,” Suhee interrupted, her tone calm but eyes glacial. “We’ll be leaving. Enjoy.” She turned toward the door. “Come on, Connie.” They were halfway out when Suhee stopped and looked back with a cold smile. “One last thing,” she said evenly. “Never override my booking again.” Her heels clicked away, leaving a silence heavy enough to choke the air.

AFTER ONE WEEK Vihaan had taken it upon himself to nurse Sukoon back to health after she had fallen seriously ill. He had meticulously followed doctor's orders, prepared nourishing meals, and ensured that she took her medications on time. He had transformed their home into a haven of tranquility and care, determined to help her heal both physically and emotionally. As Sukoon began to stir, Vihaan gently closed his book and set it aside. He stood up and approached her, a warm smile on his face. "Good morning, sleepyhead," he whispered, his voice a soothing melody.

Hecara groaned, a tad not sensitive about the worry that had shackled Susan. "She is a Shield and a powerful one, too. Around her, you are incapable to lie and you might end up spilling a lot of secrets that you never want her to know, and believe me, you have no idea when you spilt the truth to her. I don't know why I am saying this but, you must not meet his wife." Susan explained as if her life was hanging on the line. "That's awesome!" Hecara clapped her hands as she laughed with excitement. "I am so itching to be her friend now. This is going to get so much fun!"

​Han Feng stared at her, perfectly aware of the trap his daughter had just laid. ​"You have endured a great ordeal, Sua Linjin," Han Feng said slowly. His baritone voice was perfectly controlled, completely devoid of paternal warmth but heavy with cold, political pragmatism. "Your survival is a blessing. However, returning in such a state has invited chaos and rumors into this household. You will be confined to your pavilion for one month to reflect and recover. No one is to disturb you." ​It wasn't a punishment for promiscuity; it was containment. He was locking her away to suppress the whispers until he could unearth the truth of her entanglement with the Prince.

However, Su took the initiative this time. “I’ll be the bait…” She said. “No! it’s too dangerous!” Wu immediately retorted, “let me be the bait…” “I have made my decision…” Su was adamant this time. “You know I’m more suited for this!” “But…” Wu clenched his fist. “Alright, since now it’s decided…” Creed closed his eyes and said, “Come out…”

"President Su, the traffic jam on the road and I’m late. I'm so sorry." Gu Shaohuan was prudent. He walked up to Su Zhenxing and politely reached out his hand. She didn't notice Mrs. Gu was unusual at all. "This is my wife. Wan Rong, this is President Su." Gu Shaohuan introduced the two of them. Wan Rong was Mrs. Gu's current name. Different from Mrs. Gu. The shock in Su Zhenxing's eyes disappeared in an instant. He held Gu Shaohuan's hand and said, "Mr. Gu, Mrs. Gu."