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The Tyrant Gentle Husband

Elena never knew the world that she lived in was a novel world. Elena is a villainess in the novel "Ceo's Moonlight," and Elena's character aims to help the male lead get along with the heroine. Elena didn't bully the female lead like any other villainess, but her existence as the male lead's wife made the female lead realized her foolishness and made her come back to the male lead. Elena has been married to Luke Vander, the male lead, for three years, but Luke never acknowledged her as his legal wife at all and kept their marriage in the dark. Luke Vander ignored Elena's existence and left her alone in this marriage. Then Luke Vander got an accident and was in a coma. In the real novel, Luke would wake up after one year in a coma and divorced his legal wife and got married to Miona Jeremy, the female lead. But everything changed when Elena also got an accident and made her lost consciousness for three days. After Luke woke up, he loves Elena instead of the female lead. Will Elena accept Luke Vander back? Or Will she choose to leave him? [ DISCLAIMER: the picture in the cover is not mine, credit to the owner! :) ] An: This is original story by Hana_Frederica and not a translation.

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Walze and Elena First Meeting

Walze turned his gaze at Elena with a complicated expression. It was a rare case when a second personality didn't take over the body. In another case, another character will take over the body, and the original owner will sleep for an unknown time. Another personality will take over the body, and the original owner will never remember the thing that another character does, while the real owner sleeps in a slumber.

When the real owner wakes up, the original owner won't know anything like the only thing in their mind is sleeping. Walze thought seriously about this matter, and even though he is not a psychologist, but he learned about this major because he likes to know more about human psychology. Walze nodded his head like he already knew something, but he didn't explain it at all.