Butterflies in the Rain

Synopsis of Love in the Rain and Snow: He had countless women, as numerous as clothes, as plentiful as hairs on an ox. Yet in this life, he dotes only on her and loves only her. She is like a beautiful rose covered in thorns, dazzling and bewitching, inspiring both love and hate! Even though she already loves someone else, he doesn't care about the consequences. He pulls out her thorns and draws her into his arms. In this life, she belongs only to him. Even if it means making her suffer, he will force his way into her bed and stop at nothing to possess her. "Be my woman!" He really is a pervert. He actually makes such a demand of his own younger sister. When she angrily refuses to let him touch her, he grabs her and says lewdly, "Aren't you so pure? Fine, then I'll see which man would willingly accept a woman who's already been taken..." When she begs him in fear, "No, you can't do this to me. I'm your sister..." he pushes her toward the abyss, step by step. "What sister? Don't think you're so important. You're nothing but a little pet our family keeps."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.