In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?

In her cold marriage, Serena Song vents by writing a webnovel, casting her indifferent husband Silas Shaw as a doomed mafia villain. When she's pulled into her own story and kills him, she escapes—only to find the real Silas has awoken from a coma, with the villain's memories. Did she write his fate, or did she create a monster she can't control?