The Victorious General Wanted Me as His Secondary Wife, but I'd Already Become the Crown Princess

The day Gu Zheng returned to the capital in triumph, he cornered me behind a rockery. Just like when we were young, he was still proud and stubborn, insisting that I give him an explanation. “You left without a word and were gone for three years. I put up with that. What more do you want?” “It’s only natural for a man to have several wives and concubines. You’re so jealous, who else would ever marry you besides me?” “Just admit you were wrong, and I’ll marry you as my equal wife. From now on, you and Yue Yao will be on equal footing.” He was my childhood sweetheart and fiancé. We were supposed to marry three years ago in a border town. But for a transmigrated female military doctor, he had fled our wedding in front of everyone. I burned my wedding dress and returned to the capital alone. Three years had passed, yet he still thought I was just throwing a tantrum. I smiled and was about to explain, but a little child’s voice cut me off. “Mother, where are you?”