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Orm is accused of murder. All the evidence points to her, even though she insists she has never killed anyone and can't remember anything that happened that night. She is sentenced to life imprisonment in Infernum, a prison located on an uninhabited island filled with dangerous inmates. Rumor has it that no one has ever made it out of Infernum alive-or even survived there for more than a month. Only monsters survive in a place like that, and one of them is Ling, the woman who confessed her love to Orm eight years ago, only to be brutally rejected. After that humiliating rejection, Ling disappeared without a trace, and Orm never heard from her again-until the day she was brought to Infernum and came face to face with Ling, now the most feared inmate in the prison. The question is whether Ling's presence will be an advantage for Orm... or her personal hell, considering the last time they met, Orm lied about her and humiliated her in front of many people. [G!P LING]

The neon lights of the bar blurred into streaks of gold and red as Orm stumbled toward the exit. Her heart felt like it had been shredded; seeing Ryu, her boyfriend, in bed with his secretary had shattered her. He had claimed he only sought someone else because Orm wasn't "giving him what he needed," but that excuse didn't dull the sting of betrayal.

Lingling Sirilak Kwong and Orm Kornnaphat Sethratanapong are rich heiresses from two powerful families, forced into an arranged marriage neither of them wants. When both refuse the family union, their parents decide to teach them a lesson by sending them to a rural village in the outskirts of Thailand, forcing them to live as a married couple without luxury, servants, or city privilege. Lingling, surprisingly, knows how to survive thanks to childhood camping trips with her grandfather. Orm, however, has never lived without comfort, and the countryside quickly becomes her personal nightmare. Between muddy roads, village gossip, nosy neighbors, and daily arguments, two spoiled heiresses must learn how to survive marriage, poverty, and each other. From powerful heiresses to countryside disasters. And somehow, love might be the biggest problem of all.