I Ran Away And Ended Up With A Husband

“Why? If you tell me who it is, should I crawl into your bed for you?”

The Second Prince, Calsion Isper—infamous for being cruel and merciless.

One day, April is told she must marry this monstrous man who spent half his life on the battlefield. As if being born an illegitimate child of a duke’s house weren’t miserable enough, now she’s to be used as a pawn to increase the family’s wealth.

April makes a decision:
She will escape—both from this family and from the marriage.

“Please make a contract with me. If I help you achieve what you want, you’ll grant me my freedom.”

“I’ll divorce you in two years. Until then, live like you’re dead.”

The contract tying their futures together proceeds more smoothly than expected. She believed, without a doubt, that at this rate they would become the perfect contract couple…

“I don’t recall making such a deal, wife.”

“What? But you clearly promised to give me my freedom…!”

“I’ll say it again. I never made such a deal.”

She had been completely deceived. This wasn’t a contract—it was a scam.

“Even in death, you must remain my wife.”

April had made one fatal mistake:
She didn’t know that once this man sank his teeth into something, he never let it go.