No Guns at the Wedding

To pay off her husband's massive debts, Ivy works tirelessly, only to unexpectedly save Roman—a wounded mafia boss—after he is shot. She soon discovers that the husband she adored is not only a compulsive gambler and unfaithful but has also sold her to a rival gang for money. Amidst this desperate situation, Roman repeatedly saves Ivy and insists she become his wife, citing a family secret as the reason. Their relationship evolves from a forced union to genuine love as they navigate betrayal, gunfights, and family conspiracies. Ultimately, Ivy chooses to marry Roman—no longer out of fear, but out of love—and starts a real family with him, welcoming a new life together.