Su Yunqing woke up one day and found she'd gone from fifteen to twenty-five.
Her well-behaved younger brother, born of the same mother, had ascended the throne. She had become the most esteemed princess in the land, and had forcibly claimed the man she secretly loved.
What could be more satisfying?
There was just one problem: the man she loved had always been as noble and untainted as the moon shining through clear skies.
After what she'd done, he was surely resisting her with all his might. That must be why, even after seven years of marriage, they still lived in separate rooms.
Su Yunqing thought it over and decided she should give him his freedom.
So she wrote him a divorce letter.
But her usually stern-faced husband immediately reddened around the eyes. "Your Highness, are you throwing me away now that you've gotten what you wanted? Have you grown tired of me?"
She'd been the one to force him into this marriage.
She'd ruined his bright future with her own hands.
Overcome with guilt, Su Yunqing hurriedly said, "No, no, I haven't. I love you most of all."
...Did she love him most of all?
In her fluster, she failed to notice the calculating look in the eyes of the man with tears glistening in them.
Only much later, after her memories returned, when she was driven into a corner with nowhere to run and could only repeat "I love you most of all" over and over, did she finally realize...
Who, exactly, had been forced into this relationship.
Theme: Freedom is precious
