Conflicting Loyalties
After Both Amnesiac Archenemies Lose Their Memories
After my sworn enemy and I both lost our memories, we lost control and ended up in bed together.
He was “gifted beyond measure,” and I was “shamelessly uninhibited.”
Physical desire and psychological disgust tore viciously at each other.
When my memories returned, I stared at my longtime nemesis, bare from the waist up, loving him and hating him all at once.
While enjoying his top-tier stamina, I maliciously recorded a video of him acting like my dog.
The shock brought his memories back.
After a brutal fight, we went our separate ways.
When we met again,
the wedding convoys of Hua Kingdom’s two great families ran into each other on a narrow road.
Song Jinbie and I regarded each other coldly, then brushed past without a word.
But late that night,
my newlywed husband was hanging upside down from the ceiling. Song Jinbie’s tone was lazy as he said,
“Become a widow, or marry me. Pick one.”
I likewise handed a hemp rope to his newlywed wife.
“Either tie it around yourself, or loop it around your husband’s neck.”
A Heaven of Parting
I paid for my fiancé’s journey to the capital to sit the imperial examinations.
He came back with a reward far greater than first place.
During the palace examination, His Majesty saw a face identical to his own.
He confirmed that my fiancé was his long-lost eldest son.
Restored to the imperial family, he was named crown prince.
Naturally, his engagement to me—a mere concubine-born daughter of a seventh-rank county magistrate—could no longer stand.
But he remembered what he owed me.
He took me as his sister.
He even found me another husband: a marquis’s heir.
He himself became engaged to the chief minister’s legitimate daughter, who would be his crown princess.
Everything had worked out for both of us.
Thanks to his protection, I spent five blissful years in my husband’s household.
My mother-in-law dared not subject me to her rules.
My husband dared not entertain other women.
Everyone treated me with respect.
Until, on an afternoon as ordinary as any other, he was deposed.
