Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

When Susan was still a celebrity, she barely spent three and a half days at home in a year. Back then, her parents' greatest wish was for Susan to spend more time with them.

Now, their wish had come true. They could see their daughter every day, but having her cooped up at home all the time made them worry.

"Isn't she afraid of getting sick from staying in all day?" Mrs. Simmons thought to herself as she racked her brain for ways to get Susan out of the house.

"Susan, why don't you go out for a walk? If nothing else, I'll book you a plane ticket to travel abroad. Staying home like this isn't good for you," Mrs. Simmons said, her face full of concern.

"Mom, I don't want to go anywhere. Isn't staying home nice? You used to call me all the time, begging me to come home and spend more time with you. Now I'm doing just that, and you're telling me you don't want to take care of me anymore?"

"What nonsense are you saying, silly girl? Of course, I want to take care of you. I'm just worried about you. I even got your visa sorted a few days ago. Didn't you love visiting Europe? Why don't you go relax and clear your mind? Staying at home all day isn't healthy!"

"Alright, alright. I'll go out now, so stop worrying," Susan said, giving in to her mom's relentless nagging.

In the past, Susan would never leave the house without at least an hour of preparation- doing her makeup, coordinating her outfit. But now that she wasn't a star anymore, she'd stopped caring about such things.

She left home barefaced, wearing a simple down jacket. If her past self had seen her like this, she would've been utterly shocked.

It's true-people change.

Susan drove aimlessly around the city. To be honest, there weren't many places she could go.

When she was a celebrity, her days were packed with schedules. Back then, all she wanted was a few days off. Now that she finally had free time, she didn't know what to do with it.

Meet up with friends? She hadn't made any genuine friends in the entertainment industry. Inviting them out now would likely just lead to gossip about the industry- topics she no longer had in common with them.

prompt another scolding from her mom. So instead, she decided to stay out

a tea house, grabbed a book from her bag, and decided to spend her afternoon

the soothing music in the background fill her ears. For

book was already halfway through when she got up to use the restroom. On her way back, she saw something

deep in conversation. The

daughter of the Langdon family. Susan had met her a

when people said Marcos had agreed to go on a

her windowsill, growing fuller by the day. The irony

Marcos and Emily together ignited a fury in Susan. If she felt this angry just witnessing them on a date, how devastated

be understood

over to confront them. But she wasn't the same

and left, as if none of it had anything to do

he had finally made

walked out with a sense

experience all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! She didn't notice that Marcos, sitting with his back to her, had been

thank you for agreeing to this date tod I'm

replied, clearly

for you. I already have someone

here to make him jealous," Emily admitted with a mischievous

with someone else, yet you came

me. So I got mad and decided to come on a date to piss him

you? What if he just lets you keep dating other

frowning for a moment before her cheerful demeanor returned. "No, he'll definitely come!" "Really? Then I'll stay a bit longer to see if your man shows up," Marcos said, amused. "Mr. Giron, you're such a good person. By the way, I saw in the news

clear-I already have someone I like. But seeing as we're in the same situation, there's no need to say much more," Marcos

you have someone you love, make sure you treat her well. Don't let her get hurt," Emily