Go After My Ex-wife

In a place like A City, especially the gentry, if a woman married to a man cannot be on the ancestral tablet, cannot enter the family tree, even if they are legal married, she a concubine in the eyes of the gentry, the discerning people have long become a consensus.

On the ancestral tablet, a man must have his name on it. Unless a man is determined to love only one woman in his life, he still has to marry a woman who can be on the family tree in terms of reputation.

If the relationship between a man and a woman is ever weakened, or if the woman cannot produce a son in the future, the man will marry another woman for the sake of his family's interests or future generations, married her in any country and bring her back to the gentry. As long as his family recognized her, she was his wife, while the original wife would be a concubine.

This risk was known to everyone, and Lexie knew it well.

Although the gentry are very generous and open, a concubine cannot compromise the interests of the original wife, so she is not allowed to live in the house.

Although the state advocates monogamy, this rule has long since failed to meet the needs of the men of the gentry who want their heirs to grow, so they will either explicitly or implicitly make a home outside and start a family, and as for the social troubles these issues bring, that is nothing to them! Money is the answer to everything.

Calvin had no interest to marry a second wife. He thought that if he could marry a wife, like his father did, he would be better off than anything else. Since he loved a woman, he had to give her the best, and it would be irresponsible to hide a woman outside. He had seen many women fought over their status in the gentry. He disliked this kind of life and thought it would affect his quality of life.

It was for this reason that Calvin hated Belle at the time, hating her for depriving him of his wife's name and overshadowing his future love.

Even if the man had married only her, it would be disgraceful and an insult to the woman's family, not to mention the Harvey family. The rules for concubines in this area were so rigid that everyone knew about them, so no one with status would want to marry their daughter into a powerful family as a concubine.

"No, Grandma said you can marry me as your proper wife, Calvin, you're already divorced, we can be a proper couple, and mum has promised me that she will let me live in Harvey Mansion." Lexie's face began to turn white and her eyes were tearful.

"Lexie, as I said, I can't make decision, and please talk to your mum and dad about it." Calvin was quite helpless and shook his head.

Lexie's heart was sour. She knew that if Calvin only married her in this life, they would not be bound by those worldly things, but if Calvin once married another woman, as long as the ancestral tablets were on, then her uncertainty would be too great.

But she has Paige's support, and as long as she waits until Sophia passes away, she will have the opportunity and it is entirely possible that she will be able to live in Harvey Mansion, but of course, all this presupposes that Calvin must love her and must support her fully behind her back.

now? She doesn't have a clue, especially

not answer her phone. She wanted to go out, but Yanis

her, so Belle had not

a good person, she was filled with resentment.

she stayed, the more annoyed she became. Could he really have something to do with her

had something to do with it, there must be some traces left behind. After thinking for a while, Belle decided to check it out first and walked towards

are six rooms in this flat. She had never been his study, which was locked,

keys in one of the utility rooms, so Belle walked over, found the key and opened the door to

had anyone in for a long time, and it reeked of

just a study? It's so dark." Belle felt more and more odd about

and the bright light shone in, so Belle opened the window and

collected a lot of good books. Some books are actually Belle has been longing to

and it seemed impossible to find anything suspicious, so she could

top of these bookshelves and before she knew it a

not find anything suspicious, and as she was about to walk out, she found that in an inconspicuous corner of

some reason, her heart was pounding, as if she was about to

she slowly removed the red cloth, she drew in a breath of cold air, it turned out that the pile was not

this all his

related to him, these diaries would be the best testimony

Her hands were shaking.

she had to for the reason of her father’s

hard cover diary, flipped it over, and