Your First Love is Pregnant? I'm Done Being Mrs. Hawthorne!

Nina Wainwright always thought that as long as she was obedient enough, Zachary Hawthorne would eventually fall for her. In their three years of marriage, Nina Wainwright was indeed unbelievably obedient. Without a wedding, she moved into the Hawthorne family home by herself with her luggage. Unwilling to be exposed, she remained anonymous, being the woman behind him. He didn't want children, so she took one birth control pill after another, nearly losing her ability to ever have a baby. She treated his words as gospel, gave up everything for him, and dedicated herself wholeheartedly to being his Mrs. Hawthorne. Unexpectedly, what she got in return was him leaving her time and again for his “white moonlight,” with scandals of them appearing together everywhere. That night, a family member of hers was critically ill and in desperate need of life-saving money, yet he would rather spend tens of millions on his “white moonlight's” birthday than offer her a helping hand. It turned out that love cannot be forced, and a person's heart cannot be warmed just by trying. The light in Nina Wainwright's eyes finally went out. With a divorce agreement in hand, she clutched her family member's ashes and faded away from Zachary Hawthorne's world. But he, like a man gone mad, trapped her in his arms: “Nina Wainwright, without me, who do you think you can marry? In this life, you can only be Mrs. Hawthorne!” — Description from novelcodex.org