Villainess Wants Out, CEO is Obsessed! All Episodes

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?

Seraphina always knew she was the demanding, spoiled wife in a loveless arranged marriage. She ruled the house like a tyrant, taking a sick pleasure in ordering around her husband, the ultimate "iceberg" CEO Lucien, and their equally stoic five-year-old son, Theo. But everything changes when a flurry of floating text—future-predicting comments—suddenly appears before her eyes. The comments reveal a horrific truth: she is merely the "villainess" of this world. Soon, the "true heroine" will appear, and her cold husband and son will gladly kick her to the curb, leaving her paralyzed and destitute in the streets. Determined to change her gruesome fate, Seraphina decides to strike first. She stops bossing them around, pushes them away, and even coldly demands a divorce to make room for the heroine. But when her son clings to her leg with tear-reddened eyes, begging her not to leave, she finally realizes... wait, something is wrong. Why isn't the plot following the script?