I signed the prenuptial agreement—black and white, it stated clearly: three years, no loving him. But no one told me that Damian would press boxing gloves against my chin in the gym and say, "Anna, if you can't dodge, then don't—pain is the only truth." That day, I was having coffee with my ex-boyfriend when he suddenly appeared beyond the glass door. Impeccably dressed, his gaze like a blade. The next second, he walked in, tore off my scarf, and tossed it into the trash: "It's dirty. Get a new one." I stayed silent. But right in front of everyone, he slammed the bill on the table: "From today, she won't touch anything someone else has touched." What truly shattered everything was the night we returned to my father’s house. "Welcome home," he said. But inside that villa, my father—the man who once cast me out—was kneeling. He trembled, calling Damian "young master." I stood at the foot of the stairs, nails digging into my palms. "You knew all along?" My voice shook. "I knew he sold his daughter for a check," Damian stepped in front of me, tearing the family trust document to pieces. "But now—you only need one family." That night, we fought. The boxing gloves remained where they were, but he grabbed me and slammed me against the wall. "The rules?" I gasped. "Burned," he kissed me fiercely. "The moment you walked through my door, I never intended to keep them." Later, at a gala, someone complimented me: "Mr. Damian truly married a celestial beauty." He leaned down, whispering in my ear, "No. She's the fire I lit myself—burning away lies, and melting even my own cold blood." Under the spotlight, I gazed into the storm brewing in his eyes— Turns out, the cruelest revenge isn't destroying those who betrayed me. It's making the world see: once discarded like trash, I'm now cradled in hands, worshipped like a goddess. And just then, the doorbell rang again. Outside stood a woman, clutching a faded photograph, sobbing as she called Damian "brother." The storm had only just begun. She married him for survival. He vowed never to love her. But in a world built on lies and blood, love became the most dangerous truth of all.