She married a man with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, bound by three strict rules — no touch, no kiss, no intimacy. For three years, she endured his relentless need for cleanliness, following his rules meticulously. But after a simple mistake—using his cup, sitting in his car, or even asking for a hug—she faced cold rejection. His disgust was harsh, and her efforts to appease him only made her feel more distant. She thought as long as she followed his rules, he might one day let her into his world. But it was only when both she and his widowed sister-in-law fell into the water that she realized the truth—his obsessive cleanliness wasn’t the same for everyone.

Chapter 1

Rosalie Perez married a man with severe germophobia, Benjamin Malone.

In three years of marriage, he made three strict rules for her. No touching, no kissing, no sex.

Once, she accidentally drank from his cup.

He threw the cup straight into the trash in disgust, as if it were covered in poison.

Another time, she got a high fever. When she woke up, she asked him for a hug for comfort.

His brows furrowed. His cold voice carried a warning. "Rosalie, don't test my limits."

During her period, she accidentally stained the passenger seat in his car.

He held his breath, pulled over, and immediately called his assistant to sell the car.

After that, she was never allowed to sit in any of his cars again.

Rosalie cried in silence but said nothing. She just became even more careful, respecting his obsessive habits.

Before sleeping beside him, she would shower three times, making sure not a single speck of dust was left.

Just to hold his hand, she wiped her palms with disinfect