I married the villainess

When she stole her sister’s fiancé, she wasn’t expecting petals and roses—nor applause. She was expecting war. And that was exactly what she wanted. Han Gia Lee, twenty-five, cunning and vicious. A woman known for her sharp tongue and even sharper actions.The villain in her own family’s story.The “evil twin” in Cinderella’s tale.The wicked aunt in Snow White’s castle—at least, that’s what they called her.The black sheep. The jealous sister. The one “possessed by demons,” as her grandfather claimed. She had had enough. When she was told to marry a middle-aged widower while her sister was promised a perfect prince, she flipped the script.She married him instead.At the altar, vows were spoken. Rings exchanged.But beneath it all… was a contract. At the altar, vows were spoken. Rings exchanged. But beneath it all… was a contract. And Song Min Ho didn’t marry her just to rebel against his family. His reasons were far deeper— darker, colder… and far more dangerous.