Aurora_Ayaka

BOOK 1 : HATE

In front of Alexa who couldn't remember anything, a man who claimed to be her husband appeared. The man gave Alexa everything, except the opportunity to go out without the surveillance of the person he chose.

“Why are you with him?! He's the one who killed your husband!”

Alexa's life wasn't bad, until she met someone who told her that the husband she knew was a cold-blooded killer, and he was willing to do anything just to make sure Alexa was always by his side.

With her loss memories, who exactly should Alexa trust? And what is the actual story behind her memory loss? 

Most importantly, who is the man who claims to be her husband?

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BOOK 2 : OBSESSION

Being rich, smart, and athletic doesn't make Vano feel like his life is perfect. Deep down in his heart, Vano still misses the girl who filled his childhood life. A girl who disappeared suddenly and no longer returned no matter how long Vano tried to find her.

Freya feels that kindness has left her life. While trying to survive on the harsh streets, she unluckily had to meet again with the noisy man who kept trying to interfere with her life.

Ten years separated by fate, they are finally reunited again as fate plays with their lives.

Hate and Obsession

Ava unconsciously stroked her stomach gently when the prison guard in charge of escorting them began to show them the way to their meeting place with Dominic. Her heart was involuntarily beating faster as her feet stepped deeper into the large prison that had confined Dominic for the past few months.

The last time Alexa saw Dominic's face was when she watched Dominic's trial from home using a live streaming service. The man still looked calm and dignified as before, even when the judge sentenced him to prison because he was found guilty of the murder he committed on Jake, his child, and also Irina.

"He's already inside. Your time is an hour from now. This is a special right, considering you are the key witnesses and victims who succeeded in solving this case."

Dominic Rutterford