Love-Triangle

She married for love. He was blinded by pride and revenge. The marriage of Elizabeth Stewart and John Walker had been sealed by a contract. Three years of marriage: for Elizabeth, hope and love; but for John, revenge. Elizabeth, passionate, innocent, and a dreamer, accepted the marriage unaware of the contract’s terms. John, who believed she was different from spoiled and self-serving women, saw his idealized image of Elizabeth crumble upon discovering the contract. He believed she had accepted the marriage for money. Feeling betrayed, he decided to punish her. On their wedding day, John left Elizabeth alone with the guests. That night, upon arriving home, he tore all her clothes and gave her only dark, austere garments. Her room would be the maid’s, and she would be responsible for the housework. His contempt was relentless, and John decided to turn the three years of marriage into a torment for Elizabeth. While Elizabeth suffered in silence, clinging to hope for John’s love, enduring his humiliations and contempt sustained by her unshakable faith, John became increasingly cold, cruel, and distant. But everything changed the day the contract came to an end. Mysteriously, Elizabeth vanished without a trace, causing John to rethink his feelings for her and leading him on a desperate quest for redemption and love for the woman he had spent years trying to destroy.

Lucy Anderson is trapped in a marriage of pain and abuse, which leads her to make the most dangerous decision of her life: to run away from Ezra, her cruel husband. She turns to Eros Dervishi, her husband's brother, a man as dangerous as he is irresistible. But Eros is no selfless savior; to help her, he demands something in return: that she become his fake wife. And so a cold and calculated pact quickly turns into a whirlwind of desire and forbidden emotions. In this world, Lucy discovers a realm of pleasure and dominance that awakens desires she never knew she had, while Eros battles the demons of his past and the growing love he feels for his sister-in-law. Yet their love is doomed. She is his brother's wife—a sin he cannot afford. Yet, just as he is about to lose her, he realizes that Lucy is not just his fake wife. She is his obsession, his weakness, and his world.