In order to save my family, I became the Bai Yueguang stand-in for Lu Huaishen, the crown prince of Beijing.
In three years of marriage, I acted as a meek shadow, but he always treated me like nothing.
Until I got pregnant and heard that he made a gentle promise to Bai Yueguang in the ward: "I will marry you when she gives birth to a child."
Heartbroken, I planned a perfect "death" and disappeared with the ball.
Five years later, at an international auction, I stunned the audience as the helmsman of a 100-billion-dollar consortium.
The once noble man blocked me in a corner with red eyes and said in a hoarse voice: "Qing Ci, come home with me..."
I held the cute genius who looked exactly like him and smiled politely: "Mr. Lu, have you admitted the wrong person?"
Later, the whole city knew that Mr. Lu had knelt down all over the capital to get back his ex-wife.
But I don't know that the vest I hide the most is the key to the truth about Bai Yueguang back then.
