Married the Driver, Got a Billionaire

Raised and abandoned in the countryside, Yoon Ari is sold in her half-sister’s place to the heir of Hanmyeong Group — rumored to be a wife-beating eunuch. She escapes on her wedding day and hides in a sedan, only to find it belongs to the groom himself, Han Taejin. Not recognizing him, she vents freely about what a monster the heir is. Taejin, urgently needing to fulfill his grandfather’s marriage order, offers to help her — in exchange for her hand. He disguises himself as her driver and takes her to his grandparents’ home in the countryside. There, for the first time, Ari feels the warmth of family, nestled beside the old couple and her seemingly indifferent yet quietly tender “driver husband.” But when her family comes to drag her back, they sneer that she married a country bumpkin — and turn violent against the elderly couple. Then Taejin steps forward. When the driver they dismissed is revealed as the heir to Hanmyeong Group, a deeply satisfying counterattack begins.