After the Divorce, I Discovered My Wife Was My One True Love

I spent five years as Mo Zixuan’s stand-in bride, simply because I looked seven parts like the woman he treasured most. For five years, he held me every night, but the name he murmured was another woman’s: Wanwan. Then, in the attic of the old family home, I found his yellowed diary. Page after page revealed the secret longing the boy had never dared to confess. The final line pierced my heart: “If I could marry Xia Wan, I’d have no regrets in this life.” It turned out that the woman he had pined for all those years had always been me. Time had blurred his memories, and he had forgotten that the girl I once was had grown up. I left the diary and the signed divorce papers behind, then slipped away on an ordinary morning. Later, I heard that Mo Zixuan, the man who could control the whole city of Longcheng, had gone mad. He searched the entire city for the Xia Wan he had married five years ago, only to lose her with his own hands.