The Wicked Ex-Wife Finishes Her Act and Runs, Leaving the Crown Prince Devastated

Xu Leyi transmigrates into a book and becomes the envy of everyone, Mrs. Fu.

She's also the vicious supporting character destined for a tragic end.

Years ago, the Qiao and Xu families accidentally switched their babies. This highly anticipated marriage alliance between the Fu and Xu families was never meant for her.

The original owner did everything she could to keep Fu Siyue: drugging him, hurting herself, and harassing him without restraint. All she got in return was his growing hatred.

Later, the real daughter raised by the Qiao family returned from abroad. As she spent her days working alongside Fu Siyue, they fell deeply in love.

Consumed by jealousy, the original owner hired people to abduct the real daughter and take her overseas. In the end, Fu Siyue personally threw her into a scam compound in Southeast Asia, where she died without a trace.

Xu Leyi broke out in a cold sweat.

Thankfully, there was still time to change everything!

To get a divorce smoothly, she has no choice but to keep acting like Mrs. Fu, madly in love with him, while secretly planning to divorce him and run away.

In Fu Siyue's eyes, every word out of this woman's mouth says she can't live without him, but nothing she does looks like love.

Xu Leyi intended to slip away without a sound, but Fu Siyue stopped her as soon as she reached the airport.

The man closed in step by step, his gaze fixed intently on her.

"Didn't you say you loved me? Didn't you say you couldn't live without me?"

"Why are you running?"

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A little bonus scene

One night, Fu Siyue is driving home with Xu Leyi, who's had too much to drink.

"You say all the words of love, but you don't do the things that prove it. Yet I took your sweet talk to be the shell of your love for me..."

Xu Leyi sobers up on the spot when she hears those lyrics, then turns and discovers someone staring at her coldly!

Xu Leyi: "...Uh, this song is awful. Turn it off!"

Fu Siyue gives a cold laugh. "What? Those lyrics aren't about you, Mrs. Fu?"