Queen’s Road West

I was the heiress everyone in Beijing’s elite circles envied for her blessed life. At nineteen, I won Best New Actress. At twenty-four, I went to Hong Kong for a marriage alliance. Even when I was exposed at twenty-five as a fake heiress, I went into unexpected premature labor at the critical moment and gave birth to the Liang Family’s long-awaited eldest grandson, securing my place among the rich and powerful. When I opened my eyes again, Madam Liang was sitting by my bed with the swaddled baby in her arms, her attitude overbearing. “I don’t care whether your identity is real or fake. Since you’re the child’s mother, I’ll acknowledge you as my daughter-in-law.” “However, from now on, you won’t go out and act anymore. Stay home and live in peace. Showing your face in public all day will only bring negative attention to the family.” For wealthy families, more children meant more blessings. As long as I was willing to keep giving birth, I would never have to worry about a life of luxury. But I lowered my eyes. “If that’s how it is, I’d rather get divorced.” I had already lost everything. I couldn’t lose myself too.