Marrying a rich man after rebirth: The daily life of a legitimate daughter

Of course, the prince would not agree to Li Wanrong leaving. Not only would he lose face, but he would also be laughed at by others: "When you are alive, you belong to the prince's mansion. When you die, you are a ghost of the prince's mansion. Don't even think about leaving."

In modern times, if two people get married and have a disagreement, they can still get divorced. But in this damn ancient times, once you enter the Prince's Mansion, you can't leave. The more Li Wanrong thought about it, the angrier she became: "Don't even think about locking me up in the yard." After saying that, she pushed the Prince away and walked out.

The prince stopped her and said, "You can't go anywhere." He pushed Li Wanrong to the ground and left the yard.

The servant guarding outside locked the door.

Li Wanrong stood up, ran to the gate, slapped it hard, and shouted hysterically: "You are violating human rights. I haven't broken any law. Why are you locking me up? Let me out quickly."

No matter how much Li Wanrong made a fuss, the door remained closed and no one paid any attention to her.

After making a fuss for a long time, Li Wanrong sat on the ground tiredly.

Xing'er squatted beside Li Wanrong and said, "Aunt, please stop making trouble. When the prince calms down, he will let you go."

Li Wanrong didn't know whether the prince would let her go. She just wanted to leave the prince's mansion and fly freely outside: "I don't want to stay here for a moment."

"Just accept your fate! You are the prince's aunt, and you will be for the rest of your life. If you dare to run away, the prince will catch you back."

Li Wanrong looked up at Xing'er and said, "You have no feelings for me anymore, but you won't let me go?"

"Yes, this is the sorrow of women. The prince doesn't like you anymore and will never come to see you in this life. You can only stay in the backyard of the prince's mansion." Xing'er explained patiently.

Li Wanrong refused to accept her fate, but now she had to, because she could not escape from the Prince's Mansion. She locked herself in the room and did not come out for three days and three nights.

This made Xing'er very anxious, so she had to go find the prince.

When the prince heard about Li Wanrong, he showed no mercy: "You should deliver the meal to her on time every day and leave it at the door of her room. She can eat if she wants to, and ignore her if she doesn't want to."

Xing'er was very anxious when she saw that the prince ignored her, but she didn't dare to continue persuading him. She could only go back to the yard alone and put the food prepared by the kitchen at the door: "Auntie, you haven't eaten for three days. You will starve yourself. I asked the kitchen to make your favorite braised chicken. Hurry up and eat."

She stood at the door and waited for a long time, but received no reply from Li Wanrong. Just as she was about to leave, the red wooden door creaked open.

Li Wanrong's decadent figure appeared in front of Xing'er. Her face was pale and her eyes were dark blue. Xing'er was shocked: "Auntie, are you okay? Do you want to ask a doctor to come and see you?"

"No, I just haven't eaten for three days. I'm so hungry that I don't have any strength. There's nothing wrong with my body."

Xing'er picked up the food on the ground and said, "Eat it, and you'll have strength."

Li Wanrong, who was very hungry, grabbed the bowl of rice and ate it ravenously. Soon, the rice in the bowl was clean. During these days of hunger, she was thinking very clearly.

Giving up on herself would not earn anyone sympathy, but would only make her life more and more miserable. In order to escape, she could not continue to be hungry, and had to eat a full meal so that she would have the strength to run.

Xing'er was relieved to see Li Wanrong finish all the food, finally she didn't have to torture herself anymore.

After eating and drinking her fill, Li Wanrong washed herself and sat under a big tree in the yard, thinking about how to escape. She thought of several plans but none of them worked. In this deep backyard of the mansion, it was impossible to escape unless the prince was willing to let her go.

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Huo Jian hadn't seen Li Wanrong for several days and had no news from her. He was very worried and kept wandering around the gate of the Prince's Mansion.

He had to see with his own eyes that Li Wanrong was safe and sound before he could be completely relieved. If he entered the Prince's Mansion openly, the servants would definitely not let him in. After thinking about it, he could only climb over the wall.

Huo Jian walked to the alley next to him, found an empty corner, and climbed up the wall. It was such a big Prince's Mansion, he didn't know where to find Li Wanrong.

He jumped off the wall and wandered aimlessly in the Prince's Mansion. After searching for a long time, he still couldn't find Li Wanrong. As time was getting later, Huo Jian began to get anxious.

He had no choice but to grab a servant passing by and drag him to a corner, so that the servant could not see his face. He threatened in a low voice, "Where does Li Wanrong live?"

This was the first time the servant had encountered such a thing. He was so frightened that he was in a panic, afraid that his life would end here, so he told Huo Jian where Li Wanrong lived.

Huo Jian was afraid that his servant would call someone to arrest him, so he knocked the servant unconscious and put him in the grass. He then followed the route given by the servant and found Li Wanrong's yard.

Seeing that someone was guarding the gate of the yard, he walked to a remote corner, and while the servants were not paying attention, he climbed over the wall and saw Li Wanrong lying under a big tree.

He deliberately teased Li Wanrong by picking up rubble from the wall, throwing it at her, and then hiding it.

Li Wanrong raised her head and glanced around the yard. Not finding the person who threw the stone, she continued to lie on the recliner and rest.

Huo Jian continued to throw the pebbles in his hand and then continued to hide them.

This angered Li Wanrong. She was already in a bad mood, and now someone dared to provoke her. She stood up angrily and shouted at the yard: "Who is this little bastard who dares to throw stones at me? Get out of here right now."

Huo Jian, who was hiding, was afraid that Li Wanrong would attract other people, so he came out quickly: "Don't be angry, I was the one who threw the pebble, I just wanted to tease you."

Li Wanrong looked at Huo Jian on the wall in disbelief: "How did you get in?"

"Of course I climbed over the wall." Huo Jian jumped down from the wall. Seeing that Li Wanrong was thinner but had no injuries, he felt relieved: "It seems that the prince didn't make things difficult for you."

"He didn't make things difficult for me, but he restricted my freedom and didn't allow me to leave the Prince's Mansion."

Huo Jian didn't know how to answer the family affairs of the Prince's Mansion: "Anyway, it's fine as long as you are fine. In two days, I will leave the capital. The Prince will know about it and will not restrict your freedom. At that time, you can come and go freely."

Hearing that Huo Jian was leaving, Li Wanrong's heart couldn't stop beating. She wanted to leave with Huo Jian and didn't want to stay in the Prince's Mansion any longer: "Take me with you."

Huo Jian couldn't believe what she heard: "Do you know what you are talking about?"

"I know. I'm sober."

Huo Jian's heart was beating wildly, and he was so excited that he finally spoke for a long time: "Have you thought it through? Are you really willing to go with me? You won't have a stable life with me. You need to follow me everywhere."

"I think very clearly that although it is tiring to travel all over the place, I can visit many places, see different scenery, and eat different delicacies. This life is not lived in vain."