When Love Turns Cold: A Journey Through Divorce

Winnie Jones wakes in a hospital bed blind, her senses sharpened, her memory of the night a blur of rain and high beams. Max Wood, her boyfriend and a president, holds her and apologizes, promising marriage and care. But a system in her mind—the Soberness of a Wife—sends her a video of that night and reveals an abnormal surgical operation. A thin scar on her lower abdomen tells her the truth: her kidney was taken for Yana Combs, Max's lover, who suffers from renal failure.

Winnie is not from this world. She entered the novel A Paranoid President's Love: Sweet, Don't Run Away and became its heroine, a famous designer whose engagement to Max was arranged by their families. Max's mother, Ada Wood, opposes the match and later covers up his crime. Knowing the plot, Winnie hides her sight and plays the delicate fiancée, waiting to take revenge on Max, Yana, and Ada.

As Max stages a public show of devotion, Winnie prepares to face the reporters—and to make the three of them pay.