Leid

You're an ordinary girl who loved watching movies and romance dramas. You found yourself in a real movie. A real drama. You watched it. And the main character was a real sufferer. And here's the story: You dated a very rich guy. It was a contract, a relationship on paper. But during this time, during all 5 years together, you fell in love with him. You were in a serious relationship. Probably only you thought so... You spent nights together, made love. But for some reason, he didn't want to put your relationship on display. He was a very rich and passionate partner. Faithful, good. All that was bothering you in this life was heart failure and serious heart problems. You always swallowed heart pills, hiding it even from a close friend, not to mention the guy. You couldn't even imagine, even guess, that he would leave for his ex. You were so naive that you believed all this nonsense, and remembered about the contract. Yes... exactly. Just a contract. And you left. For the contract, his servant said that compensation was being transferred to her. Real estate, businesses, stores. But you didn't need that, because in the morning, just when he said he was breaking the agreement, your doctor called you and said... you only had three months left. You gave the servant Leida, an unlimited bank card. You didn't spend a penny during the entire relationship.

The first day, you were heartbroken. The pain in your heart wasn't physical, but emotional. Two days later, you barely came to your senses. And you decided. Tears of grief won't help. These are the last months of your life. You need to spend them beautifully. The most painful thing was that you worked for Laid, at his company. And the new director was his ex, with whom he'd rekindled relations. Honestly, you yourself didn't understand how someone as possessive as Laid could let you go so easily. What are you going to do next? Will you act like the main character? After all, the main character of the drama endured further humiliation and spent the entire three months in despair and sadness.