Bound by Fate : The Wife Who Returned
She was supposed to disappear quietly.
Instead, she opened her eyes again—
not to memories, but to a life that was never hers.
She wakes up in a body everyone else seems to recognize. People speak to her as if she should know them. The place she stands in carries expectations she never agreed to. This body has a past, a role, a history—but none of it belongs to her.
It is not that she forgot who she was.
She simply was never the one who lived this life.
Very quickly, she realizes what the world expects from her:
a wife who was never truly wanted, tied to a marriage shaped by choices she did not make. The emotions around her feel heavy, unfinished, almost demanding—yet she cannot tell where they come from.
Strangely, she does not react the way everyone seems to expect.
She does not demand answers.
She does not try to claim a place that feels unfamiliar.
She moves carefully, learning how to exist inside a fate already set in motion.
And slowly, that quiet difference begins to matter.
The man who once always turned away starts to notice the silence she leaves behind. What used to be distance filled with resentment becomes something else—uncertain, hesitant, fragile.
Bound by fate, they meet once again—
not as they were, but as they have become.
Between restraint and fragile trust, feelings surface before understanding does. They arrive without explanation, without permission, lingering where they should not.
Some bonds cannot be undone.
Some love awakens too late.
And some lives return—not to be saved, but to be understood.
