The torrential rain could not dispel the gloom of the old mansion, just as Lu Chengyuan's control could not contain Su Jin's fractured soul.
Three years ago, on the day he was diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder, a silver rose brooch became the key to his cage. In the name of love, Lu Chengyuan kept him trapped in a villa halfway up the mountain. He wanted an obedient, docile pet, never knowing that beneath the same skin lay two utterly different souls: Su Jin, who was lost in false affection and meek to the point of self-abasement, and a dark, calculating, possessive personality harboring a desire for destruction.
The wounds in his palm were proof that he was awake; the conversations in the mirror were a battle between souls. He was a fragile treasure in Lu Chengyuan's hands, and a venomous snake lurking in the dark; a prisoner under someone's control, and a hunter plotting his counterattack.
When the gentle facade is torn apart by obsession, and the fangs of captive love are bared, will this imprisonment in the name of love end in redemption or mutual destruction amid the storm and thunder?
“Do you love the obedient me, or the me who dares to fight back against you?”
“Whichever one you are, you can only be mine.”
A twisted struggle between two personalities, an overbearing CEO's absolute control, and a tragic romance born in darkness: it all begins in an old mansion on a rainy night.
