I Will Divorce the Female Lead’s Siscon Brother

Ethel found herself reborn into the world of her beloved novel, only to realize her dream marriage had turned into a nightmare. She had wed Liena, the brother of the story’s heroine, believing their bond was real. But as time passed, she grew weary of his obsession with his sister. His affection was reserved solely for Liena, leaving Ethel neglected and invisible in her own home. The warmth she once hoped for was replaced with indifference, pushing her to the breaking point. Unable to endure the emotional neglect any longer, she made the difficult decision to end their union. With a heavy heart, she confronted him, declaring, “We’re getting a divorce.” The words marked the end of a relationship built on false hopes, as she chose self-respect over a one-sided love. No longer willing to play second fiddle, Ethel resolved to reclaim her happiness, even if it meant walking away from the man she once adored. Her journey toward freedom had begun, leaving behind the suffocating shadow of his sister’s dominance. The divorce wasn’t just an end—it was her first step toward a life where she mattered.