My Blind Wife, The Reaper

Everyone thought she married into the Moretti family for money. Only Death knew—she was dying for him. Luca was shot. His grandfather traded his entire lifespan to save him. Ivy took the contract, married him, and spent three years absorbing Death’s pursuit on his behalf. He never knew. He thought she was greedy. Then Claire came back. The games began. At the gala, the grandmother ripped off Ivy’s black blindfold—and aged into a skeleton in front of everyone. The family’s protection shattered. Adrian offered ten years of his life to save his sister, just to earn Ivy’s respect. At the auction, the black diamond recognized its master. Luca finally understood—he owed her his life. Every day for three years, she had been dying for him. He started paying it back. But Ivy took off her blindfold, looked at him, and said: “Your remaining years? Not my problem anymore.” She turned to leave. At the door stood a man holding a new death contract—with Luca’s name on it.