On My Wedding Night, He Sold Me to a Homeless Man

Because Lin Shu, the poor girl I sponsored, said, "How pitiful," my boyfriend Han Che donated the necklace I'd given him as a token of our love to a charity.

But it was a keepsake my mother had left me, so I refused to let it go.

Han Che tried to talk me into it. "An'an, it's just a stone, the kind you see everywhere on the street. It's not worth much. I'll trade you the diamond I bought at auction the other day. Just let Xiao Shu have this one, okay? Be good."

I didn't listen. I won the necklace back at auction for 100 million.

Han Che put his arm around Lin Shu, who was frightened by me, and mocked me for being so generous.

That night, I was the biggest donor at the charity event, and the biggest joke.

When I got home, people Han Che had hired forcibly took me to Lin Shu's rural hometown.

Han Che said I could learn the three obediences and four virtues in the countryside, and wasn't allowed back until I learned to behave. But he had no idea how much I would suffer!

Six months later, Han Che brought me back

and made me accompany him to an auction.

Only then did I discover that the item up for auction was my first night. No one dared to bid, and in the end I was sold off to an old beggar!