Flash Marriage: The Wife Who Shook High Society

As the substitute bride, I was viewed by my father as a pawn and by my stepmother as someone of no worth. Abandoned by my father and sent to the countryside while still a child, I finally returned home, only to be swiftly discarded once more—this time, to a mental institution at my stepmother's behest. It was not until three years later that I was released, my freedom bought solely for the purpose of taking my stepsister's place in marriage to the Sterling family. "The Sterling family's wealth is beyond measure, and William Sterling is a rare and worthy gentleman. To marry into their house in your sister's stead is a blessing—don't forget your place!" Yet all knew that William, crippled in a car accident, was no longer who he once was—moody, volatile, and, as rumors went, not long for this world No one could have foreseen that after our wedding, William's legs would miraculously heal. And only then did they begin to realize that this new young female was far from ordinary. As the truth was unearthed, they were left in astonishment. This woman was a true queen.