Le Tong thought that Ji Rui was a decent man.
At least, in the six months she spent at the Ji Family, she never saw or heard any scandalous news about him. On the contrary, she even blocked many eager suitors for him.
Until that drunken night when he did all sorts of things to her, she then realized that in front of desires and temptations, even the most decent man would do indecent things. And people's physical instincts are always stronger than reason.
Originally, she had found many excuses for his behavior that night to absolve him.
For instance, she was drunk and probably said or did something that aroused the man's interest.
Or he was drunk, his rationality plummeting, combined with her seductive drunken demeanor, leading to an explosive situation that later became irreversible.
But seeing all he had done recently, she finally understood that the events of that night perhaps weren't as complicated as she had imagined.
