When I stopped loving you, I no longer had any reason to be angry. There's no need for you to pretend to love me now.

Ivy, a noblewoman who was mistreated by her family while growing up, became the wife of the popular and romantic Marquis Eric, who was sought after in high society. Though she dreamed of living a life of ordinary love, what he desired was only an obedient wife and a mistress of the household. Eric despised and reproached Ivy for being unable to get along with his children from his previous marriage. Despite loving Eric and clinging to their marriage, Ivy's heart breaks from just one word spoken by his child. However, once she stops loving him, that life becomes more peaceful and comfortable than before... This is a story of a hero who begins to whisper words of love the moment he stops loving, and a heroine who gently refuses his affections. This work is also posted on other websites.