You’re Going After Your Widowed Sister-in-Law? Fine! I’ll Marry the Capital’s Crown Prince Instead

On the day of the Song family’s eldest son’s funeral, Chu Yu witnessed her husband, Song Shigui, tangled up with her sister-in-law, Chu Nannan. Only then did Chu Yu realize that after seven years, her husband’s heart still belonged to his sister-in-law. She was nothing but a substitute. “Xiaoyu, don’t be so petty. It’s perfectly normal for Shigui to help his sister-in-law,” her in-laws said. “Chu Yu, my older brother is gone. I’m just giving my sister-in-law a child. Stop making a scene,” her husband said coldly. Chu Yu’s heart turned to ash, and she finally came to her senses. After transferring all their assets, she calmly informed him, “Song Shigui, let’s get divorced.” Song Shigui felt as if he’d been struck by lightning. Panic-stricken, he demanded, “Chu Yu, cut out this act of playing hard to get!” Chu Yu looked at him provocatively. “Divorce me. Are you scared?” The man, pushed to the brink, snapped, “Fine, let’s get divorced! What have I got to be afraid of?” - After the divorce, however, Song Shigui stopped keeping his beloved sister-in-law company and instead spent every day waiting outside Chu Yu’s building. At a banquet, the man’s eyes were red with desperation as he pleaded, “Chu Yu, I was wrong. Can we get married again?” Then the capital’s most revered young master, Fu Jingchen, slipped an arm around the woman’s slender waist and leaned close to murmur, “Darling, tell your ex-husband who your husband is now.”