The Young Master's Revenge

Leo's childhood was a relentless gauntlet of humiliation, orchestrated by the capricious Tenma, a girl born into privilege who seemed to take perverse delight in dragging him into chaos. Her wealth and influence rendered him powerless, and every scandal she embroiled him in chipped away at his dignity until nothing remained but a simmering, silent fury. Those formative years forged a burning grudge deep within him, a wound that refused to scar over even as he grew into adulthood. But fate has a way of balancing the scales. His father's once-modest clothing enterprise soared to become a titan of the fashion industry, elevating Leo from a helpless boy to the sole heir of a vast fortune. Now armed with wealth that rivals Tenma's own and a polished veneer of confidence, he resurfaces with a coldly calculating agenda. He will not stoop to crude sabotage or public disgrace; his revenge will be surgical and far more poetic. He intends to seduce her, to orchestrate a slow, careful courtship that ensnares her heart entirely, only to shatter it at the moment of her greatest vulnerability. Yet as he steps into the role of the charming suitor, the boundaries of his performance grow perilously indistinct, and Leo must confront the unsettling possibility that his carefully laid trap may ensnare him instead.