In the middle of the night, there is nothing a couple can't say to each other in whispers.
Cui Du sighed and nodded, "Yes, I was completely taken aback tonight. I never even considered these matters."
In the world he lived in, monogamy was the norm. Even if some sought pleasures elsewhere, they couldn't openly marry several wives or husbands.
Just like his father and mother, their feelings were indifferent and distant, each busy with their own lives, sometimes not seeing each other for ten days or half a month. Whether they had new loves outside, Cui Du never delved into it. Upon reflection, perhaps there were hints. However, as long as his parents didn't divorce and could maintain superficial peace, it counted as a complete family.
"...Where I come from, if a couple's feelings are disharmonious to the point that they can no longer live together, they divorce, which means parting amicably, each remarrying."
