After my sister died in a car crash, my father forced me to marry her fiancé.
That night, I was pinned to the bed and brutally taken by the man who should have been my brother-in-law.
“You’re truly disgusting,” he hissed, gripping my chin. “Lusting after your own sister’s man and even causing her death. I’ll make sure this marriage becomes your living hell!”
I thought time would eventually soften his heart and make him see my sincerity.
Instead, all I received was endless indifference and cruelty.
So I emptied my savings, bought a one-way ticket to Paris, and left behind only the letters we once exchanged — the ones from our youth when he unknowingly poured his heart out to me for three years.
Marriage Named Hatred Chapter 03 The estate fell silent once again. To put Miriam at ease, Annelise tended to her wound and waited until the old woman had fallen asleep before returning to her room. She sat on the edge of the bed. The photo frame on the nightstand reflected her gaunt face, making her
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Marriage Named Hatred Chapter 02 Annelise’s fingers clenched instantly, her palm tightening as she stared at the offer letter in disbelief. That thin sheet of paper carried the only dream she had held onto for more than 20 years, to become a principal violinist. More than once, she had sat in front of her computer
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Marriage Named Hatred Chapter 01 Celestine Vasquez, Annelise Vasquez’s older sister, was killed in a car crash on the eve of her wedding. At the funeral, Annelise didn’t shed a single tear. She even asked Celestine’s fiancé, Bastian Ryland, to marry her instead, right in front of all the mourners. While everyone was certain Bastian
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