After the divorce, my regretful husband looked for me all over the world.

From the back cover

For three years, the wife of Alexander Thorne has kept to the terms of a quiet bargain. On their wedding day, Alex handed her a divorce agreement, telling her he loved another woman, Isabelle Dubois, and that the marriage would last only until he took control of the Thorne family. She signed, and ever since she has played the devoted wife — preparing gentle meals for his sensitive stomach, learning massage to ease his fatigue, walking softly so as not to disturb him — while counting the days until the agreement takes effect.

Then Isabelle returns, and Alex rushes back to her side without hesitation. When Isabelle's mother falls ill and needs a bone marrow transplant, Alex is a match, and he asks his wife to sign the consent form as his next of kin. Standing outside the operating room, she finally understands where his heart has always been, even as he seems to have forgotten the divorce entirely.

With the three-year term almost up, she must decide whether to remind him of the promise he made — or simply let the dream end.