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Xie Miaoxuan had a child husband at the age of eleven.

Now fifteen, she had lost her father, Xie Qi, to a sudden death at the beginning of the year.

The senior branch of the family, far away in the capital, had sent Nurse Nian and her husband to take control of the second branch’s wealth and bring Xie Miaoxuan back to live among the clan, so that the orphaned girl might enjoy the family’s protection.

Nurse Nian told her that every noble young lady took pride in marrying into a prominent household and contributing to her family’s advancement. Even the Murong family, who had risen from humble origins and whose head now served as a fourth-rank court official, could never hope to marry a legitimate daughter of the Xie family.

The child husband her father had chosen for her would be a lifelong disgrace, an utter humiliation that would ruin a young lady’s reputation and drag down every other unmarried girl in the clan.

Thus, even though the child husband Xie Qi had chosen was handsome, possessed extraordinary strength, and had once killed a tiger with a single punch—a rare and valuable talent—Xie Miaoxuan obediently made him serve as a slave. She would not even allow him into her personal retinue, intending to send him far away as soon as she returned to the clan.

After all, a young lady’s personal retainers were her private property, and they could accompany her when she married into her husband’s family. He was not worthy of such a place.

As for why she had to wait until she returned to the clan before dismissing him