Domineering possession | captive romance and coercive love | powerful hero and vulnerable heroine | amnesia twist | adorable child
Hero Lovis Kreutz: an elite aristocrat, a deranged, sinister menace, a lovesick, twisted obsessive with an intensely possessive streak
Heroine Ye Chutang: a delicate beauty, lovely and clever
Ye Chutang, a second-year student at the University of Hong Kong, accidentally stumbled into the arms of Lovis Kreutz, a German-born member of the highest echelons of power, at a formal reception. From that moment on, he had his eye on her. He wanted her like a madman, and his possessiveness left her struggling to breathe. From Hong Kong to Country A, she ran and he pursued her. She escaped countless times, and every time he caught her, he locked her up even tighter. He imprisoned her and claimed her; once she was pregnant, she withered like a flower on the verge of death. He told her, “I’ll let you go after you give birth.”
The baby was born, but he refused to keep his promise.
She escaped again. Faced with being dragged back by him or jumping off a cliff, Ye Chutang chose the latter and lost all her memories.
When she woke, she was in Berlin, with him keeping watch by her bedside. He told her, “I’m your husband.”
There was also a three-year-old beside him, with a face identical to his. Eyes red and looking aggrieved, the child accused her, “Mom, don’t you remember me?”
She believed them. She even felt happy.
Until one day, she opened the locked door:
Chains, a letter written in blood, and every page of the diary bearing the same words:
“I couldn’t escape again today.”
