Rosalie marries Benjamin, a wealthy heir rumored to suffer from severe germophobia. During their three‑year marriage, she strictly abides by the three iron‑clad rules he sets: no touching, no kissing, and no sexual intimacy. She devotes everything to accommodating and pleasing him, believing genuine affection will bridge the gap between them. It is not until a river‑crash accident that she finally sees the truth: Benjamin’s germophobia only applies to her, while he shows unlimited tolerance and indulgence toward his widowed sister‑in‑law Cassandra. After repeated frames‑ups and cruelties, Rosalie’s love dies completely. She accepts the proposal from Oliver, who has asked for her hand in marriage 9,999 times, and resolutely walks away from the marriage. By the time Benjamin comes to realize his deep‑rooted love for her, Rosalie has already embarked on her brand‑new life, leaving Benjamin trapped in endless regret.
