Shen Heng spent three years in the palace women’s quarters doing one thing: imitating the late princess of Beirong.
Because that princess was the one Reginal Prince Lu Yan cherished above all others.
Shen Heng got her wish and was chosen to become the prince’s stand-in. She wore her clothes, played her music, and even had to smile exactly like her.
Lu Heng said, “Even the way you frown is just like her.”
Shen Heng smiled and agreed, but in her heart she thought:
Once I clear my father’s name of the false charge of treason, I’ll get as far away from you as I can.
But she never expected that one day the cold-blooded, ruthless prince would ask her with red-rimmed eyes:
“If I don’t want you to be my stand-in anymore, will you still leave?”
