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Part 2The Villain Husband's Secret Obsession

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"Seen enough?"

The man's voice was emotionless.

I immediately looked away: "Who's looking at you?"

Bullet comments: [You're not happy when you look, not happy when you don't.]

[As soon as the Supporting Actress looked away, the villain's brows knitted into a knot.]

[Don't be afraid, Supporting Actress! We don't just want to look, we want to touch! Bet you if you touch him, the villain has to go to the bathroom again?]

Of course, I didn't dare touch him.

I knew how strong Luke was.

He had endless brute strength.

Before I could even touch him, he might snap my wrist the next second.

The bullet comments were a bunch of chaos-lovers.

The man beside me seemed to hesitate for a while before taking another quilt from the closet and lying down.

A king-sized bed, forcibly divided by a river.

[Won't share a quilt with wifey now? Just wait until she dies, you'll be crying over her photos every night.]

[Cherish the days you can still see the Supporting Actress. She's the most beautiful character in the book, and soon she'll be gone.]

Yes, from the comments earlier, I knew I was going to die soon.

This world seemed to be a "crematorium" angst novel (where the male lead regrets treating the female lead badly).

Luke was the villain, and I was his early-dying "White Moonlight" (first love).

The protagonist was Luke's half-brother, Lucas.

Luke's mother committed suicide due to depression caused by Lucas's mother's interference.

Since then, Luke lived a poverty-stricken life with his grandparents.

This caused him to harbor hostility towards Lucas.

Although it was just the beginning of the story, their companies were already showing signs of rivalry.

The real fuse would be my death.

I was supposed to go abroad for work the day after the wedding. Abroad, I would encounter Lucas's friends. To vent anger for Lucas, they hired some local thugs to teach me a lesson.

Unexpectedly, the thugs coveted my beauty, assaulted me, and threw my body into the sea.

Thus, Luke went completely mad, reaching a point of no return with Lucas.

But how could a villain beat the protagonist? In the end, Luke died in the same sea where I had my accident.

Seeing this, I immediately took out my phone and canceled my flight for tomorrow morning.

I told my assistant to change tomorrow's meeting to online.

If the other party disagreed, cancel the cooperation.

Making money isn't as important as staying alive.

Bullet comments:

[?? The Supporting Actress isn't going abroad? Great! She's so beautiful, it hurts to think of her dying so miserably.]

[This is a rare romance novel villain who doesn't fall for the heroine. The villain had such a miserable childhood, author please give him a good ending.]

[No matter how miserable, it doesn't change the fact that he hurt the male and female leads. How can anyone whitewash the villain? Do you have any morals?]

[Fine, fine, upstairs is noble. I wish you to still love the brother who took everything from you after experiencing everything the villain did.]

[Honestly, if I went through what the villain did, my resentment could feed ten evil gods.]