He Forced My Abortion, Then Went Mad with Regret

For three years, Alrose has stayed beside Angus, granting his wishes one by one. As a spirit fairy, she owes him a hundred acts of gratitude for saving her life, and once the debt is paid, she can finally go home. When she becomes pregnant, Angus promises marriage—then, the next day, drags her to a hospital and demands she end the pregnancy, declaring he will have children only with Hallie, the first love who has returned.

In the obstetrics ward, Angus calls her a replacement and a burden, and Alrose counts his demand as his ninety-seventh wish. She agrees to the abortion, lying on the operating table while he waits outside, telling his friend Milo to keep Hallie from ever learning of it. Milo, who has long wanted Alrose for himself, accuses Angus of cruelty, but Angus insists Alrose owes Hallie for stolen years.

Back at the Davidsons' home, a party meant for Alrose has become a welcome for Hallie, who mockingly asks her to retrieve an 800,000-dollar ring from the pool. With only three wishes left, Alrose must decide how much more she will endure before her debt is cleared.