She is a Sea Goddess playing housewife; he sees only a burden.
Fisherman Henry once pulled a drowning child from the waves, not knowing she was a mermaid. Years later, Freya honors that debt by marrying his grandson Anderson under a three-year contract. While Anderson chases success and leans on his manipulative ex Chloe, Freya quietly weaves ocean magic into his business deals. When the term ends, she signs the divorce papers and turns toward the sea. Henry then produces a flash drive documenting every silent spell and sacrifice, shattering Anderson's contempt just as the Admiralty Circle names Freya the Sea Goddess.
fantasy
contract-marriage
hidden-identity
second-chance
What draws you in
Hidden goddess in plain sight
Grandfather's flash drive changes everything
Ex-partner's dagger, husband's shield
You'll love it if
You want a contract marriage where the underestimated wife is actually a deity.
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