He Fell in Love with Her and Descended into Hell; She Plunged into the Abyss

He said, “Little mute, don’t fall in love with me.”

He said, “Little mute, I’m the only one who gets to end this game. You have no say.”

He said, “Little mute, be my woman. This has nothing to do with marriage or love, only desire.”

He said, “Little mute, I’m bored with you.”

She thought that if he was bored with her, she could finally leave. But when she ran, he pursued her, and she couldn’t escape, even with wings.

In this game of the hunt, she lost her heart.

But he didn’t love her.

She looked at him through tear-filled eyes, begging him to let her go.

He said, “Little mute, you’ll never escape me in this lifetime.”

He went mad. With his own hands, he broke her wings so she could never escape his grasp.

She endured it all in a numb daze, wondering every day when she would finally be free.

Until that rainy night.

Holding her broken, battered body, he stood by a window on the thirtieth floor of the Bo Corporation building, looking down at the sea of lights below.

His bloodshot eyes fixed on her. His tone was gentle, but his voice was icy cold. “Yanyan, you’ve been naughty. Your husband has to punish you.”

She smiled numbly. Had the moment of release finally come?

He said, “Good girl, Yanyan. Open the window for your husband.”

Cold wind and rain poured in. The space beside the window was empty.

With a thunderous crash, everything turned to dust. The two people who had loved and hated each other fell from a great height.

The dark clouds parted, and the stars and moon shone brilliantly. Crimson blood blossomed like flowers.

[Everyone Gets a Bad Ending]