I will remarry the ex-husband I killed

“I was the one who killed you in our past life. And I’m the one who saved you in this one.” A husband who massacred his wife’s entire family—and a wife who killed that very husband. Now, in the present day, she meets again the man who was worse than an enemy, and within the limited time she’s been given, she must remarry him. Because it’s the only way to atone for the punishment imposed by a god enraged by Bari’s bloodstained past: an immortal life. “Kang Hae-an. I can cure those headaches of yours that come like a divine affliction, completely and cleanly. And the honor and position of your beloved father, Woo Gwan-su—I can guarantee them for the rest of your life.” Her parents had given her that name, hoping she would live as peacefully as a calm sea. But Hae-an’s life takes a wildly turbulent turn because of a single sheet of paper handed to her by a woman claiming to be his former wife. Government Form No. 10. And beneath it, five words: “I’ll take responsibility for everything if you stamp it.” It was a marriage registration form. “So… marry me. Us.” Will Bari be able to succeed in remarrying Hae-an and finally sever the ill-fated bond from their past life?