A year after a heartbreaking breakup, Jeonghan returns with an impossible proposal—a six-month contract marriage with an offer Yuna can’t refuse. She already knows the man he’s become: the cold, ruthless Mafia Underboss—Silent Storm. But what she doesn’t know is the deadly truth he’s chasing. Now, she’s caught in a web of secrets, betrayal, and buried emotions. Trapped between the ghosts of their past and the fire of their present. But when it’s time to walk away, will he let her go… or will he make her stay?
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Ancy Sabu
Ancy Sabu—a writer, a dreamer who found comfort in words and silence, whether thinking too deeply, scribbling her thoughts and poetry during quiet afternoons or at late night crafting stories that speaks different emotions through alphabet. Currently pursuing a degree in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, she lives at the fascinating intersection of logic and imagination. Her writing often reflects that balance—real, emotional, and deeply thoughtful.
Long before publishing her debut novel, Ancy built a home for her stories on Wattpad, where her fanfiction and original works resonated with readers around the world. Her characters often carry pieces of her: the quiet resilience, the inner storms, the search for softness in a hard world and the way of understanding themselves in a deep way.
Outside of writing, she’s endlessly curious—always reading, exploring new ideas, and juggling multiple hobbies that light up different corners of her mind. She believes stories have the power to heal and put your soul into fire. And with this book, she offers her heart in the form of pages.
This debut isn’t just the start of her literary journey—it’s a love letter to everyone who’s ever felt a little too much and still dared to dream.
