In the hushed halls of Spruce Hospital, a secret lies dormant. For two years, tree doctor So Lee-yeon has harbored a comatose patient, praying he never awakens. Her quiet existence depends on it. But fate, in a twist of cruel irony, has other plans. He wakes. Disoriented and stripped of his memories, the man is a volatile enigma. Faced with his chillingly blank stare and the lingering terror of his past actions – actions that include attempted murder – Lee-yeon blurts out a desperate lie: "I'm your wife, Kwon Chae-woo." Thus begins a tangled web of deceit and danger in *Flowers Are Bait*. This is a story where enemies become lovers amidst a backdrop of organized crime, tragic pasts, and obsessive desires. Lee-yeon, an awkward and lonely protagonist, finds herself bound to a man whose amnesia masks a darkness she knows all too well. The novel delves into themes of revenge, control, and the transformative power of love, even in the face of unspeakable trauma. With a comedic undertone woven through the suspense, *Flowers Are Bait* promises a rollercoaster of emotions. But be warned, the path to love is paved with misunderstandings, jealousy, and a past that refuses to stay buried. Can Lee-yeon and Chae-woo navigate this treacherous landscape, or will the secrets they hold tear them apart?