Sick of Childhood Friends

Zhao Baozhu was spoiled from childhood, the cherished legitimate daughter of a duke’s household.

In this life, she had two grievances: her beloved moonlight didn’t love her back.

And her childhood friend was the accursed Yan Changzhou.

Yan Changzhou, the legitimate son of the Marquis of Yanguan, was the capital’s most dashing young man.

In this life, he had two joys: he liked the cousin of the wife of the third son of Zhao Baozhu’s second aunt.

And he liked making life difficult for Zhao Baozhu.

In short, the two couldn’t stand each other.

One ordinary day, they both fell into the water.

When they woke up, they learned they had been married for over five years.

Word around town had it that the Marquis of Yanguan and his wife had fallen into the water and woken up with no memory.

She said, “I’d never marry a wastrel.”

He replied, “I’d never marry a spoiled, headstrong woman.”

They figured their parents must have arranged the marriage, and immediately agreed to divorce once the time was right.

Then she could go find her beloved moonlight, and he could seek out the woman he loved. Everyone would be happy.

The old madam of the marquis’s household said, “Fine, have it your way, young people. But you must leave an heir behind.”

So, after waking up, they shared a bed for the first time.

“Sharing a bed... how do we do it?”

“I don’t know. I’ve forgotten.”

Yan Changzhou was probably the only man in the capital who helped his wife have an affair.

But when it really mattered, he got in her way.

Zhao Baozhu said furiously, “I was this close to falling into Brother Shen’s arms. You can’t ruin my plans just because the woman you love got married.”

Behind the screen in the attic, Yan Changzhou pulled Zhao Baozhu into his arms.

“The woman I love got married.”

“I know.”

He corrected her. “She married me.”

As for sharing a bed, the first time is awkward, but the second is easier. After that, things got out of hand.

Extra Scene:

One day, when Zhao Baozhu was little, someone bullied her, and she crouched in a corner, crying.

Little Yan Changzhou beat the bully until he fled in terror, then snatched back Zhao Baozhu’s bracelet.

“They said I’m a fat pig and no one will ever want me.”

“It’s called being well-rounded. They don’t understand. They’re the ones missing out.” Seeing her cry even harder, the young boy furrowed his brow and hurriedly added:

“I want our A-Zhu. I’ll marry you.”

But later, he forgot, and she didn’t care.

It didn’t matter, though. After wandering in circles, the birds of a feather had found each other again.

One-on-one romance, marriage first, love later, both virgins.

Fictional setting.

The heroine was round as a child and bullied for it, but grew up into a radiant, sweetly charming beauty.

Theme: Keep striving upward and love life