Eternal Shackles for You
“I hate you.”
In a time of upheaval, Edmund Lockeberg, hailed as the epitome of the perfect noble, finds himself at his summer villa by the Tanik Sea.
There, he encounters an absurd intruder—not only daring to set foot on his private property, but now trapped awkwardly in the iron gate, struggling to free herself.
The intruder is Vivian Mabel, a mischievous girl full of dreams of crossing the seas to experience a new world—at the sight of him, she scurries away, showing only the pale back of her head in fright.
Time passes, and Edmund returns to the Tanik coastline. The girl who once irked a corner of his mind has now grown into a fully matured woman.
At the sight of the fiancé standing by her side, Edmund is forced to confront a truth he cannot deny:
An unexpected impulse, and a messy, insatiable desire.
It is this that drives him to break and possess her, believing that by the time this dreadful summer ends, he will have witnessed the limit of his greed.
Yet Edmund cannot foresee one thing:
The name of this foolishness that leaves him endlessly thirsty, craving not only her body but even her heart, refusing ever to let go.
When Vivian ultimately flees with her first love and former fiancé, he finally discovers the answer.
Hate.
Yes—I hate you.
And so, he resolves to bring despair to her once more, this time with an eternal shackle she can never escape.
