Note: A short story, updated whenever the author feels like it.
As the daughter of a fallen prince, with an awkward status, Commandery Princess Yongning, Li Songyi, has had a fairly smooth life.
She married into the prestigious Hedong Pei clan. Her husband was young and accomplished, ranking first among the scions of noble families. From then on, she became the highborn wife everyone envied.
When she fell gravely ill, her husband was still in the palace handling official business. Even so, relatives and elders from the household filled the room, along with a few stifled sighs and sobs.
Exhausted, Li Songyi closed her eyes. Suddenly, she remembered how she had wept in Liaozhou, on the northern frontier, many years ago.
This life, which seemed so perfect, was not perfect after all.
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Pei Yunshu and Commandery Princess Yongning wed by imperial decree and treated each other with respect.
There was only one regret: it was not until after the princess's death that the eldest young master of the Pei clan realized how deeply he had loved his wife.
Reborn, he cast aside his official duties and traveled far to Liaozhou, determined to marry her early, cherish her, and grow old by her side.
But what Pei Yunshu saw was the princess who should have married him, following another young man with a radiant smile as the boy tied a worthless grass bracelet around her wrist.
Theme: True love
It looks good, but I don't know if she's getting back together with her ex-husband or if she's with the boy who gave the heroine a bracelet.