My Fiancé Humiliated Me in Public, So His Parents Disowned Him

At our class reunion, whoever drew the short straw had to be the winner's gofer for three days. My fiancé deliberately gave me the short straw so his white moonlight wouldn't lose. She stood up, looking aggrieved. "Miss Liang did pay for my education, after all. Let's not make things difficult for her. Let's just say I lost this time. I'll accept the punishment." My fiancé hurriedly messaged me for help: "She's insecure and can't handle being looked down on. You were spoiled growing up, so you're tough. It's only three days as a gofer, no big deal for you. If you help me out, I'll do whatever you say from now on." When I refused to play along, my fiancé completely lost it. "Liang Shuchen, if you can't handle losing, then our marriage is over." The atmosphere instantly turned tense, and everyone urged me not to act rashly. My fiancé looked smug. He knew I had to marry a son of the Ye family to inherit the estate, so he thought he had nothing to fear. But there was one thing he hadn't figured out: was he really a son of the Ye family?