After the Crown Prince's Wife Left

It has been five years since Yao Liurong climbed the high tree of Chang Ning's crown prince, and the prince treated her very averagely. They looked like a couple in front of them, but they had nothing to say to each other in person. What he doted on most were his two younger sisters who had not left the court. He took his two younger sisters to pick out gifts, but brought back a crudely made hairpin for Yao Liurong. On his birthday, he sent his sister back to sleep, but then he was annoyed that his wife didn't stay up late to cook longevity noodles for him. He may not understand hairpins, nor can he see Yao Liurong being mocked by his family, nor can he understand why Yao Liurong always stares at his face and thinks deeply. * However, he has said many times that he does not like the fragrance of peaches and plums, and Yao Liurong will occasionally prepare such spices for him. Although Prince Hou of Changning felt surprised and ridiculous, he never thought of leaving Yao Liurong. This wife was his own choice. He would always remember Yao Liurong's bright and warm eyes. It seemed that too many chores at home were wearing down her, so he paid more attention to his wife. But suddenly I learned that she was gone. What? * Yao Liurong has no interest in anything in her life. She thinks she is indifferent by nature. The only person who impressed her was a passing young man selling apricots. He picked up apricots and smiled shyly at Yao Liurong in the sunset, as if he was struck by a layer of divine light. Many years later, Yao Liurong found traces of the young apricot seller in Prince Hou of Changning. She was briefly obsessed with him, but unfortunately, the prince's stutter was quickly cured, and he became less and less shy. She was extremely disappointed, and one night, she took Chang Ning's concubine and left on a small boat. Intention: listen to your heart