My Ex-Wife’s Mother Claimed Me by Force

You Tan is pregnant.

The good news is that this is the child she and her wife have been longing for.

The child should have been born into love.

...Should have been.

The bad news is that their company has gone bankrupt and is drowning in debt. Her wife, Shen Xiayun, has abandoned her and their unborn child, fleeing overseas with her lover.

Only then does You Tan learn that her wife had been cheating for a long time.

The sweet words that had touched her and softened her heart were words Shen Xiayun had said to countless other women, too.

With chaos all around her and a child in her belly, she has no choice but to turn to her wife’s mother, who is also her mother-in-law in name.

She has only the faintest memory of the woman from their wedding:

More than twenty years older than her, yet still impossibly youthful.

Elegant, gentle features, and gray-blue eyes always filled with a reassuring smile.

A kind, easygoing elder, almost excessively warm.

But now, the light and shadows waver.

The woman calmly grips her ankle and drags her back into her arms. Smiling tenderly, she strokes You Tan’s belly. “Did my daughter treat you this way, too?”

There is no doubt about it: she is a madwoman.

You Tan’s breathing grows ragged, her chest tight. She can hardly believe it.

But she was the one who came to the woman herself.

An ABO romance. Both love interests are older and this is their first love. They are related by blood, but not biologically. I’m trying to write something angsty and dramatic. One-on-one ending.

I changed the synopsis. I ran out of inspiration for the old one.

Upcoming novel: A Captive Romance

On the eve of her wedding, Lilan is sent to a convent for a year of spiritual preparation before marriage.

Lilan is deeply unhappy about this awful marriage arranged by her family, but she is powerless to resist.

Fortunately, her childhood companion, the convent’s mother superior’s adopted daughter, has long been secretly in love with her and decides to elope with her.

Unfortunately, they are discovered. Her companion takes all the blame and is severely punished, while Lilan is sent back to the convent.

With her wedding date drawing closer by the day, Lilan has no choice but to turn her attention to the mother superior.

The mother superior is gentle and compassionate. She dedicated herself to the Virgin Mary at a young age, became a nun, and is as dignified and chaste as can be.

At first, Lilan only wants to tempt the woman into breaking her vows, gain leverage over her, and use it to blackmail her.

Later, she wants to tear away that saintly facade and make the woman lose herself in her.

But no matter how clumsy her attempts, the woman remains unmoved.

Even after they lose themselves to passion once, Lilan lies in the woman’s arms, her dress half off and tears streaming down her face. The woman pauses, then calmly apologizes and says they shouldn’t have done that.

The woman is a vast, forgiving sea, compassionately accepting all of Lilan’s awkward attempts without so much as a ripple.

Lilan decides to give up, return to her family, and simply accept the awful marriage.

But when she boards the carriage and wakes up, she finds herself in a cramped room with a small window, a gloomy locked chamber.

The woman strokes her cheek, her voice as tender as ever, murmuring softly, “My child, where are you going? Are you leaving me?”

Her voice suddenly turns dark, like a snake’s tongue flicking out to scrape against Lilan’s face.

“Did I give you permission?”

A mischievous younger woman × a gentle, darkly obsessive older woman

A gentle mother figure (?) whose feelings turn twisted: tender and motherly at first, then a dark, ghostlike obsession later.

The adopted daughter has a small role.

Theme: Two hearts slowly draw close and find happiness while staying within the law.