Chapter 1 — Complete Buddhists

1Everyone knows that Do Kham Dien, the crown prince of the capital city, is a person who is devoted to Buddhism and lives a pure-minded life. But no one knew that he already had a wife. Until I participated in a dating show, there were also intimate scenes with male guests. He flew a helicopter to the place, openly robbing people. "My wife dares to stir my heart, and still intends to abandon me after teasing me? Deserves punishment!"1. My name is Chu Mo, I am the secret wife of crown prince Do Kham Dien. The marriage between him and I is, frankly, a mutually beneficial partnership. He needs someone, I need money. So his mother and I quickly reached an agreement. Yes, it was his mother, not himself. The day the university entrance exam ended, I learned that my mother was seriously ill and needed a large sum of money for treatment. Because my family has no money, I plan to give up studying to work. Unexpectedly, Mrs. Do, the principal of my school, proactively came to visit. A noble aura emanated from every gesture. She looked at me and said: "I can help your mother recover from her illness. But you must agree with me on one condition." I cautiously asked: "What condition?" I immediately drew some strange scenarios in my head, thinking, perhaps this rich lady has a special hobby and wants to take care of me? Unexpectedly, she glanced at me and calmly said: "Give my son a child." Oh... well... I even breathed a sigh of relief because it wasn't a strange hobby. Wait! Give her son a child?! I almost choked at these words. "What do you mean... surrogacy?" No way, Mrs. Do, surrogacy is illegal, I can't risk my life for money! She laughed: "What is this girl thinking? I mean, I want you to marry my son." "Get... married?" "Yes. Married, you are the young lady of the Do family. Whatever you want, I can help you." This... sounds a bit too much, but I looked at that "future mother-in-law" and felt very satisfied. So without thinking much, I definitely put my fingerprints on the contract. Lady Do's request was very clear: within 5 years, I must make the crown prince love me and at the same time get pregnant. At that time, keep the child and leave the father... well, to be exact, keep the child, leave the child. This entire huge inheritance will belong to the child I gave birth to with Do Kham Dien. If 5 years have passed and I'm still not pregnant, then I have to pay back all of my mother's medical expenses, plus a contract breach fee... up to seven figures. Before meeting Do Kham Dien, I imagined all kinds of situations in my head: could he be disabled, or "not good" in some way? But when I actually met him, I realized - he wasn't unable, but... didn't want to. A man who stands outside the world, like a pure Buddhist, free from worldly dust. 2. It is said that Do Kham Dien has a cold personality and a pure heart, but is a natural genius. At the age of 19, he completed the entire program at Harvard, and at the age of 23, he built a business empire that accounted for two-thirds of the country's market. As a result, such a proud son of heaven suddenly announced that he wanted to take refuge in Buddha. From then on, he withdrew from worldly affairs and devoted himself to Buddha. It is said that Mrs. Do tried every way to stop it, and in the end even built a Buddha hall right in her house. But she was also helpless and had to take a step back. A son may not be needed, but a grandchild is required to inherit the family business. Why choose me? It was said that Lady Do was afraid of offending the noble ladies and making enemies of the families, so she could only choose from girls from ordinary families. But not everyone's daughter from a commoner family is willing to "live like a widow". Select

back and forth, in the end it was just me - both urgently needing money and having a clean family background. Unexpectedly, Do Kham Dien would arbitrarily point at me in the group of recruits. After signing the contract, Mrs. Do took me back to the Do family. "From now on, I will stay here, in the same yard as Kham Dien."