My Husband in This Arranged Marriage Has Been Acting Strange Since the Car Accident

Blurb

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Today is the day your two-year marriage of convenience expires.

But your top Alpha husband, a decisive powerhouse who moves effortlessly among high society, is incredibly busy, so you thoughtfully bring the divorce papers and drive to his office yourself.

Who could have guessed you’d get into a car accident on the way?

Your injuries aren’t serious. You wake up in a hospital room at dusk and activate the smart terminal in your brain, only to find countless missed calls from the same contact.

Just as you’re wondering what’s going on, the hospital room door is suddenly thrown open. The person behind the contact name, your top Alpha husband, appears right before you.

Strangely, the Alpha is hurrying, his lips pale and his complexion terrible.

You don’t understand what’s happening, but out of habit you wait for him to start berating you. Instead, without a word, he grabs your chin.

Then he gives you a deep kiss.

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That’s when you learn that something extremely strange has happened to your lofty husband: he has to recreate everything you’ve done for him over the past two years as his perfect wife.

But you couldn’t care less.

You’re still getting divorced.

Still, you agree to accept a generous fee and spend a month cooperating with your husband’s “treatment.”

But you never expect the treatment to have a few seemingly insignificant side effects.

For instance, after the divorce, you travel through the stars with your friends and live in different places, while your ex-husband can only chase after you again and again, lingering outside your home like a rain-soaked dog abandoned by its owner.

Second-person narration. This type of story is rare, but I quite like it.

An unconventional, love-brained top x a perceptive, carefree bottom. The story opens with the events in the blurb.

A futuristic sci-fi world. There’s a reason behind the top’s “condition.” Both leads are sexually inexperienced.

Theme: Empathy and mutual respect are what make love last.