The Crown Prince Is Carrying His Child

[Happy Ending for the Whole Story] Bai Yuzhen was born into the prime minister's family. From the time he was little, his father told him he had been born for the crown prince. So he became the prince's confidant and personal guard, following him with unwavering devotion for years. When it came time for him to marry, however, the prince suddenly looked at him differently. "Why take a wife? How about I become your wife instead?" No! Absolutely not! He resisted and refused, but somehow ended up getting the prince pregnant. He: "..." I'm dead. The prince smiled softly. "Don't you want to take responsibility?" He didn't dare... "You do want to take responsibility?" He really didn't dare. He steeled himself. Fine, he'd work up the nerve and become this older prince's husband. But the crown prince, who had always been so devoted to him, changed his heart and vanished without a trace, taking their child with him. Bai Yuzhen, furious, cornered the heartless man and roared, "You can run to the ends of the earth, but you won't escape me in this life! You can't seduce someone and then just run off. That's not how this works!" In a nutshell: You got pregnant with his child and still think you can run? No chance! A stoic, secretly pining, devoted older crown prince on the receiving end x a younger guard who is slow to realize his feelings but gives his all once he does, with love growing over time. Please note: 1. In this dynasty, both heterosexual and same-sex marriages are perfectly normal, and men can get pregnant and have children. 2. The crown prince, who is on the receiving end, is older than the guard. He falls in love first and dotes on the guard, spoiling him very, very much. 3. This story has no logic and the plot falls apart. Everything is just to let the main characters enjoy a loving relationship. Recommended upcoming works from the author's collection: "I Heard My Revenge Target Is Carrying His Child". It's great! "He Raised His Archenemy". Is it too late to regret it now? "You're Not My Family". You're my beloved. "His Damn Charm". No one can resist. "A Shameless Scoundrel". Betraying one's teacher and ancestors. Theme: Among three thousand streams, I choose to drink from just one.