To Me, Who Does Not Love You

Her twelfth life, arrived at after passing through eleven regressions. What awaited her every time she turned back the clock was her husband’s unilateral demand for a divorce. Max Russell. The grandson of a great revolutionary hero, the son of a notorious con artist, and a successful young businessman who overcame his shameful past. Freya Russell. The only daughter of a Duke, who voluntarily gave up her high-born life because she was madly in love with that very husband. In every past life, whenever Max declared he wanted a divorce, Freya would cling to him like a madwoman. But this time, she lays down her obsession and accepts Max’s “sincerity” for the first time. “Fine. Let’s get a divorce.” Facing Max, who is visibly shaken by her unexpected answer, Freya sets just one condition. “But in exactly two years.” In the time remaining, Freya engages in a final battle against a new