“No. I am not going back.”
If I hadn’t loved you, would it have been less painful, less difficult?
Cha Mun-hyeok, the sole heir of Taekyung Group. Yeo Seol-ah, the unwanted second daughter of a third-rate construction company.
From the start, they were an ill-matched pair. Even so, Seol-ah’s feelings for Mun-hyeok grew. Though she was ignored by her own family and Mun-hyeok himself was endlessly cold, she loved even his arrogant and chilly demeanor.
Did someone once ask if I wanted to live my life begging for love? Yes. I wanted to be loved, even if I had to beg for it.
However, with her mother’s death, Seol-ah realized something: she no longer needed to live while being treated this way.
Two years after divorcing Mun-hyeok, Seol-ah returns to Korea as a florist, only to become entangled with him once again. Or more accurately, Cha Mun-hyeok set a trap for Seol-ah to tie her to his side once more.
“…I don’t want to. I never want to be involved with you again.”
Ongoing
The Wife’s Bed
The Wife's Bed, 아내의 침대
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