Love Ends at Marriage

To raise money for medical treatment for her childhood sweetheart, she went to the man who had once pursued her. “Mr. Song, you said you liked me and wanted to marry me,” she said humbly. The exceptionally handsome man spoke with disdain. “A country girl thinks she can be Mrs. Song? You think you're worthy?” “Five million. Stay with me for three years,” he said coldly. From then on, she became his secret lover, hidden from the world and forced to live in the shadows. When she finally left, her heart covered in wounds, he clutched her hand and refused to let go. “Marry me. Be my Mrs. Song.” Side story one, Let Me Fall in Love with You, starts at Chapter 187. He grew up in the United States and got mixed up in trouble before finishing high school. His family was powerful and unimaginably wealthy. He had a refined, elegant face, but did things worse than beasts and said the most vile, offensive things.