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Liliana Rossi married into the Castello family in upstate New York three years ago, but her husband Vito hated her with all his heart. He thought she was a scheming woman who forced him into marriage, not knowing that the marriage was actually arranged by Vito's mother, and he also didn't know that Liliana was in the late stages of stomach cancer. When she asked for a divorce and pleaded with him to help her father, who was wrongly imprisoned, Vito coldly replied, 'Your death frees me.'After her father 'committed suicide' and her brother 'committed suicide,' Liliana, in despair, cut her hair, slashed her wrists, and set a fire to force the family to agree to a divorce. She died in her mother's arms at just twenty-five years old.However, she didn't know that the ones who killed her family weren't Vito, but his sister Isabella. When the truth came out, Vito was devastated. His mother died out of guilt, his sister went insane, and his father begged his former in-law to 'settle things.' Vito, meanwhile, sank into hallucinations, talking day and night to the 'resurrected' Liliana, living in a delusion of happiness until his body gave out and the garden fell to ruin. Only then did he have to admit: she was really gone.Years later, Vito never married. Every spring, he would place a bouquet in front of the stone monument in that red tulip garden—the flowers symbolizing 'sincere love and unchanging commitment.' Once disdainful, now he spent the rest of his life repaying a word he coul