The Young Marchioness Leaves With Her Brother-in-Law, Sending the Heir Into a Panic

#The Husband Chases His Wife to the Crematorium #A Broken Mirror That Won’t Be Mended

Yun Shiqing had been married to Xiao Yanbai for three years. They shared a bed once a month, and those nights were the only time they spent together. Yun Shiqing had loved him since childhood. She thought that after marrying him, they would live happily ever after. But on her birthday in the third year, he rushed off to Jiangzhou and returned two days later with the woman he had always loved. Only then did Yun Shiqing understand: their respectful, harmonious marriage hadn’t been proof of the heir’s generosity and tolerance. It was simply that he didn’t love her, so it made no difference to him what she did.

Alone in her bedroom at the General’s residence, Yun Shiqing mocked herself. The entire Yun family had died on the battlefield for their country. Her grandfather had given her in marriage to the Duke’s household with an army of a hundred thousand Yun soldiers as her dowry, then passed away, believing she would finally have a home. He never knew that she had devoted herself to the Duke’s household, only to spend three years alone in an empty bedroom. Her aunt, living deep in the palace, loved her but was powerless to help. There was no Yun army left in the world, she could only lament.

Back at the residence, Yun Shiqing decided to stop holding back. She changed into her red riding outfit and picked up her spear. She was a daughter of the Yun family, born to a line of generals. It was only right that she carry on the family legacy.

When the heir returned, she looked at the refined, fragile woman beside him and smiled faintly. “Xiao Yanbai, let’s divorce.”

Behind him, the heir’s fingers clenched with a sharp crack.