Lady Olivia Will Die If She Is Loved — My Husband, You're Looking at Me a Little Too Much
Olivia, the eldest daughter of a wealthy merchant family, loses her father in an accident and is left struggling to support her mother and younger siblings. Just when she decides to sell herself to provide for her family, two mysterious people approach her with an unusual proposition.The mansion she is being taken to is under a curse: for three generations, every woman loved by its head has died. Olivia is offered money in exchange for being loved by the current head of the family and ending the curse.Olivia accepts and goes to meet Klaus, a man who has avoided even looking at women because of the curse. However, the moment he sees Olivia, he falls for her—despite desperately refusing to admit it.
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Also like the comment above says, a marriage without love works out and nobody dies. As for a final note, I'm not feeling too sympathetic for the lady who cursed them. Like yeah, sucks that she got cheated on, take it out on the fiancé, maybe MAYBE take it out on his affair partner. Both make sense. But taking it out on people who weren't even born when that guy cheated? I don't like generational curses because the guy or girl you hate isn't going to see their great great great great grandchild suffer from their actions. It's just impractical and makes me lose any and all sympathy for the caster.
Glad to see FL empathizing with a woman who was betrayed, and interesting that she might still be lingering. I'm guessing the mysterious music will be connected, and FL will end up able to break the curse.