martyr

Synopsis

Sophia’s fiancé and his mistress acted all lovey-dovey right in front of her, so in a fit of anger, she broke off the engagement and married Robert on impulse!

Robert was the famous cold and untouchable CEO of River City, the number one eligible bachelor, like a snow-covered mountain—distant and unshakable.

As the heir of the Miller Family, young, talented, rich, and good-looking, no one could understand why Robert would marry someone as ordinary as Sophia. Everyone thought their marriage wouldn’t last a year.

But after the wedding, Robert’s life revolved around helping Sophia deal with trouble, spoiling her endlessly, and shocking everyone with his devotion.

One day, Sophia blushed and said, “Robert, we got married under an agreement. Our marriage is fake.”

Robert pinned her against the wall, pulled out their marriage certificate, and said, “Mrs. Miller, we are legally married. It’s real.”

Cold and distant? Just a front. 

Agreement marriage? A joke. 

The powerful CEO was actually the most devoted husband, pampering his wife without limits!

The Tyrant's Bride: His Plaything, His Prisoner

Sophia really didn’t want to go abroad. 


Every time she thought about it, she remembered Steven, the scumbag who ruined her chance. 


Even though her family didn’t have money, she still didn’t feel the need to go abroad. 


She didn’t understand why Robert insisted on sending her there. No matter where she was in River City, he never seemed to trust her. 


"Last time, I asked you to think carefully about what I said. I didn’t rush you, and you didn’t answer me," Robert’s deep, phoenix-like eyes stared straight at Sophia. "So, let’s forget about it. What I said just now was the literal meaning." 


"I’ve thought about what you said to me last time," Sophia told Robert seriously. "I’ve done my duty." 


"You’re lying." Robert’s eyes got cold. 


Anthony was really smart and noticed there was something wrong between his parents. He quickly said in his cute, childish voice, "Daddy, Mommy doesn’t want to go abroad, and I don’t want to go either. Mommy and I want to stay in the country." 


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