I Sold My Love Story to The Villain
Gavin looks like one of those hot CEOs from the sexy, romance novels she reads to indulge herself with dopamine. His reality is, however, completely different. When Cece decided to sell one of her stories to Gavin, she didn't realise what she was getting herself into. Now, it is too late for her. She faces troubles and ghosts of her past as she ventures into the writing experience, which she initially considered an adventure. And then she finally understands the problem. She has sold her story, and her soul, to a villain she created. Now Cece has only one way to get rid of this man, complying with each of his demands. It would have been easy, if only Cece could control her heart.
Oliver (Part-II)
If it was one of the stories Cece wrote for her loyal readers, she would have written how demanding and aggressive Oliver was as a leading man, because that was what her readers wanted. The women wanted to read about a sexy, handsome, and somewhat intrusive, manipulative, highly competitive man, who would do anything to get his woman.
Sadly, Oliver was nothing of that.
He was, in appearance, everything that made a male protagonist in a popular manhwa. He had a tall and lean, athletic structure; his fair complexion was evidence of his luxurious lifestyle. His perfectly defined jawlines and cheekbones made women drool wherever he went, his deep-set eyes gave women dreams, and his intense gaze made them squirm. His youthful smile added colours to the day. Come to think of it, he was a perfect specimen of the leading men category.