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The Day the Prince Married His New Wife, I Ran Away with My Mother-in-Law (and the Money)

share time: 2026-01-30 06:06:37

I was the prince’s legitimate wife, neglected for three years while he doted on his new concubine. Even my mother-in-law—awidow who’d suffered loneliness half her life—couldn’t bear it. She secretly swapped the prince’s hidden gold for banknotes, waiting for his wedding day. As the wedding drums blared, she dragged me over the back wall into a carriage. On the road, she gave me half an osmanthus cake and smiled: “I’ve long seen you as my own daughter. Let’s go to Jiangnan and plant peach blossoms.” By the time the prince realized his fortune was gone and chased us, we were already sailing downstream. Her laughter carried on the wind: “Let him live bitterly with his new wife!” Turns out the most satisfying escape is when the “evil mother-in-law” becomes your “real mom”—together, we left the heartless man far behind.

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