The husband she loved brought his lover into the mansion.
She couldn’t endure it any longer, so she confronted him, saying it was a breach of contract, and immediately heard him say, “Let’s just get divorced.” At that moment, she realized—
She was the one who had to leave.
***
After the divorce, she only felt how futile love was.
For now, she planned to just manage the merchant group that had returned to her and live comfortably, but then the First Crown Prince, whom she met at the academy, proposed a contract marriage.
“I promise. There will never be any cheating in my lifetime. I won’t say any nonsense about not restraining each other. Instead, I hope you won’t cheat during this contract marriage period either.”
“There’s no one for me to cheat with anyway. Let’s do as you say.”
The First Crown Prince smiled, his ruby eyes shining between strands of silver hair. He was so beautiful that most women would have been captivated by him, and she found herself staring, lost for a moment. But to her, still unprepared for love, he was too dangerous.
Pretending to be fine, she lived with him in a contract marriage, but this man was so sweet to her that she kept getting confused.
‘I’m not ready to love again.’
How could she heal the wounds from her previous marriage?
“Do you know this? They say that wounds from love can only be healed by love.”
He kept crossing the line, making her want to give in.
