CEO, Stop Tormenting Me: The Young Madam's Second Spring

A marriage contract, three years together, and the death of the woman he loved. He glared at her and said viciously, “You should have been the one to die.” “All right.”

She ended her own life, which she had spent barely enduring by his side, and began again in another life.

All she wanted was for him to let her go. She had been willing to give her life to save the woman he loved, but in the end, all she got in return was anything but mercy.

Humiliation after humiliation, torment after torment.

Yet he never realized that each time he saw her endure it all, something inside him changed.