If You Say “I Will Never Love You”, We Will Design Our Life Accordingly

In the commonplace marriages of convenience, sometimes someone will declare, “I will never love you.” On the day of her political engagement, Melia found the man who was supposed to be her fiancee, David, telling her just that. If she was a chaste and auspicious lady, she would accept it solemnly and grieve. However, the rebellious Melia decides that she will not accept it as it is. On the other hand, she can’t even talk about breaking this engagement and connection between their families if she can’t create a convincing reason to do so. Melia sets her sights on the woman David had been cheating on Melia with, Sophia. That she wasn’t chosen as his fiancee simply because her family brou...