But Shu'er wasn't comforted; her face looked bleak.
The words "casually" were used very cleverly.
That is to say, Tang Zan might take concubines in the future.
She remained silent, sitting at the table, and picked up a book to read.
But she really couldn't concentrate on the book.
Tang Zan felt uncomfortable being ignored by Shu'er; his face darkened.
"I've given you the promise I should. If you have any other requests, just say it."
Shu'er looked at Tang Zan, obviously he hadn't realized what he'd said wrong.
Shu'er said nothing again; she initially wanted a promise, but Tang Zan's promise just made her sad.
Would it kill him not to add "casually"?
Or is it that in Tang Zan's heart he actually holds the notion that if forced, he'd still take concubines?
But honestly, whether to take concubines or not entirely depends on the man's thoughts.
Yan Haoxuan would push concubines into Tang Zan's life, but as long as Tang Zan held firm, it might not happen.
