Li Xianyu spent 2,088 days as Yun Guizhou’s devoted doormat after marrying him. Everyone in the capital knew how deeply she loved him, but reality told her she had given her heart to the wrong man.
Li Xianyu suddenly threw Yun Guizhou out of the princess’s residence.
On the first day after being kicked out, Yun Guizhou sat among his distinguished guests, looking disdainful. “She’ll ask me to come back in three days.”
On the second day, Yun Guizhou stood before her with an arrogant expression. “I won’t go back unless you kneel and beg me.”
On the fifth day, Yun Guizhou smashed a tea set. “So you’re still playing this game! Don’t come crying to me later. I still have Yue Niang.”
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On the nth day after being kicked out of the princess’s residence, the divorce papers arrived, and Yun Guizhou panicked.
He sent Yue Niang and his parents back to their hometown, pretended to be crazy and to have amnesia, and fawned over her, trying every trick Li Xianyu had used when she was pursuing him.
But Li Xianyu’s heart was cold as iron. She remained unmoved.
A month later, the emperor betrothed Li Xianyu to Huo Linyuan, the General of the Northern Frontier.
“Xian’er, I can’t live without you.” His eyes red, he wiped them with a ginger-soaked handkerchief, crying piteously.
Li Xianyu said nothing. The fierce General of the Northern Frontier shoved a bright red wedding invitation and a red envelope into his hands.
“Just in time, Officer Yun. The lady and I are getting married next month. Be sure to come.”
“Oh, and the lady and I are leaving the capital for a trip in three months, so we probably won’t be here when your child is born. Here’s the gift money in advance.”
Li Xianyu had found herself a new husband. She had thought Huo Linyuan would be a brawny, merciless brute, but on their wedding night, he shaved, put on a little fragrance, wrapped an arm around her waist, and looked up at her, pleading softly: “My lady, please.”
What happens next? What happens next?