My Fair Princess: A Mismatched Marriage

[Two stand-ins + winning her back]

Everyone in the capital knew that Little Swallow, the heroine of My Fair Princess, loved the Fifth Prince, Yongqi.

Everyone in the capital knew that Ertai, the second son of the Fu family, couldn’t let go of Princess Saiya of Tibet.

Then an imperial decree arranged for the two of them to marry.

On their wedding night, they made a deal: act like a couple in public, think about whoever they wanted in private, and stay out of each other’s way.

But as time passed, she noticed that he remembered she loved pea-flour cakes, covered for her when she got into trouble, and protected her in front of everyone at banquets.

Panicking, she tore up their agreement and told him she thought she was falling for him.

He only said, “Stop making a fuss.”

It turned out she was the only one who’d fallen in love all along.

Then she would leave.

So why was he chasing after her now?

Was this really a case of “marrying the wrong person” after all?