2 Book(s) Related to Cute

"Bite my tongue and I'll cut your throat."He warned, before I could register what he meant, his lips crushed on mine. His tongue locked with mine.
For the first time in history, a mute human girl marries a brooding lycan king to keep peace between humans and werewolves. Romantic, right? Not for Rath—he's definitely not thrilled about tying the knot with a fragile-looking human, even if she is distractingly gorgeous.
Dahlia may look innocent, with her soft eyes and silent demeanor, but there's something... off. Her gaze is sharp enough to slice through lies, and if you're whispering secrets nearby, don't bother—she already knows.
While Rath tries to ignore the magnetic pull toward his new wife, Dahlia is just trying to survive in a world where she's not wanted—and by her own husband, no less. But there's more to Dahlia than anyone suspects. She has something he needs, and a secret so dark, even she doesn't remember it... yet.
Will Dahlia remember her dark sinister truth and use it against Rath or will Rath's sharp skills sniff it out and destroy her with her own darkness?

On her 20th birthday, Olivia was framed by her own younger sister and accidentally ended up in Michael's bed. Olivia fled in panic.
After becoming pregnant, she was kicked out of her home, and Olivia left in tears.
Five years later, Olivia returned with her daughter, determined to reclaim everything that belonged to her!
But her sister, who had become the CEO's wife by then - how could her daughter look exactly like Olivia's own daughter?!
Elder daughter said, "No wonder I found this woman so unlucky - turns out she's not my real mom!"
Younger daughter shouted, "How dare she separate me from my dear sister for so long and bully my mommy! I'm going to send this evil woman to hell!"
The sisters joined forces and destroyed the evil woman's years of scheming in one second.
And that man Michael, with a dark expression and gritted teeth, confronted Olivia, "Were you mute back then? Didn't you know to come and make me take responsibility?"