Seven Years Too Late

She broke his heart to save him. He married her for revenge. Now she's dying, and he's the only one who can save her.
Faith Alvarez was eighteen when she broke up with the love of her life.

She told him she wanted a rich man. She told him he could never give her what she wanted. She watched him walk away and never looked back.

But the truth was worse: she was dying.

Seven years later, Nico Santiago is one of the richest men in the city. He never forgot her. He never forgave her. He built an empire to prove her wrong - and when he finds her again, he convinces her to marry him.

Not out of love. Out of revenge.

He wants to make her pay for breaking his heart. He wants to show her that he's the rich man she always wanted. He wants to humiliate her the way she humiliated him.

But Faith still loves him. And she's still dying.

She agrees to marry him, hoping to spend her final years with the only man she ever loved.

But Nico doesn't know the truth. He doesn't know about her illness. He doesn't know she broke up with him to protect him.

And when he starts cheating on her, when he brings other women into their home, when he throws her words back at her - "You married me for my money" - Faith lets him.

She lets him destroy her.

Because she knows she's dying anyway.

Until one day, she collapses at work. Blood pours from her nose. Her vision goes dark.

She has seven days to live without treatment. The treatment costs 5 million per session.

And the only person who can save her is the man who hates her.

Seven Years Too Late is a heartbreaking story of lies, revenge, and a love that refused to die. It asks the question: Can you ever truly come back from the lies you told to protect the one you love?