Spring Is Far Away

A few days before I got married to the third prince, he changed his mind and wanted to marry my father's daughter-in-law, Wanwan. My father was overjoyed and brought Wanwan into his family. He named her under her mother's name and said she was my legitimate sister. The third prince said to me: "You have a good reputation and are a role model for noble girls. Your father is a minister and your grandfather is the richest man in Jiangnan. If you don't become my official wife, no one will dare to look down on you." "After three months of marriage, I will welcome you as my concubine." He probably didn't know that his mother, Concubine Shu, tried her best to arrange a marriage for him with me, not because I was the best among noble girls, nor because of my father's official position, but because my maternal grandfather was the richest man in Jiangnan. I listened to his words and canceled the engagement contract another day. Isn't it easy to change a husband? After all, he was not the only prince vying for the heir apparent.