A Luna for the Alpha

Lyra Blackwood is betrayed by the man she loved—her own fated mate. He rejects her, calling her 'a foolish little doll,' then shatters her further with humiliation and cruelty. Returning home, Lyra's heart hardens into fury—one thought consumes her: Make them all burn.

My Husband Is a Delicate Flower ( Taekook)

Taehyung has lived with abnormally heightened senses since childhood .Even a light drizzle or soft breeze can leave him bedridden with fever, earning him the reputation of being the village’s most delicate flower.
Fortunately, his parents arranged a good match early on. His fiancé came from a respectable family and was a promising scholar.
However, just as the wedding approached, the engagement was suddenly broken off. Overnight, Taehyung went from being envied to ridiculed.
As he struggles with humiliation and heartbreak, even the blunt newcomer, mocks him for his tears. But the newcomer is no ordinary man—he is a former soldier from the northern frontier .
Having once admired Taehyung from afar but believing him already promised, Jungkook had resigned himself to regret. Now, hearing that the engagement has been canceled, he doesn’t hesitate.Seizing the opportunity, he steps forward and says firmly, “I’ll marry you.”

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If You Don't Want Me, I Won't Stay

She died in her world. She woke up inside a story. And this time, she's rewriting the ending.

Valeria was a quiet, sharp-minded stock analyst who kept the world at arm's length. She wrote stories in secret, loved coffee more than people, and had just kicked out a cheating boyfriend without shedding a single tear. Life was orderly. Predictable. Safe.

Then a freak electrical accident killed her.

She wakes up as Valery Johnson — the tragic heroine of an audiobook she'd been listening to the moment she died. An orphan taken in by the wealthy Field family. A girl who spent her entire life hopelessly in love with her adoptive brother Eric — a man who never saw her as anything more than a duty to protect.

But Valeria isn't Valery.

She has no intention of pining for a man who doesn't love her. No interest in competing with his cruel fiancee. No desire to play the role of the quiet, suffering girl the story demands.

So she does what the original Valery never could.

She leaves.

With nothing but a small inheritance and a sharp mind, she starts over in a distant port town — where she finds work, independence, a boat of her own, and a man named Christian Casaux whose gentle patience and quiet strength make her believe that love doesn't have to hurt.

But Eric Field isn't the kind of man who lets go.

And when he discovers where she's gone, he'll cross the entire kingdom to drag her back — whether she wants to come or not.