Love You Till Life's End - Story Explained: From Beginning…

Her artificial heart is beeping—faint, uneven, like a clock winding down—under the thin fabric of her delivery jacket.

She’s frozen beneath the blinding chandeliers of Liam Hayes’ engagement party. Champagne flutes clink. Laughter rings sharp and careless. And then his voice cuts through it all:
“You don’t belong here.”

But the truth? She belongs less everywhere else.

Love You Till Life's End - Introduction

Quick Info

• Platform: ShortMax
• Genre: Romance, Tragedy, Drama, Secret Identity, Sacrifice

Her heart isn’t hers anymore

Five years ago, Mia Bennett didn’t walk away from Liam because she stopped loving him.
She walked away after giving him her heart—literally.

When the Hayes Group collapsed…
When his parents died by suicide…
When he was left drowning in $10 billion of debt…

Mia made a deal: her biological heart for his life.

She woke up with an artificial one—a fragile, ticking machine strapped to her chest.
Her doctor gave her three months. Maybe less.
Her controller? A small black box taped to her side.
Get it wet—and she dies instantly.

She didn’t vanish for money.
She vanished so he’d never know what she sacrificed—
and so he’d never have to choose between hating her… or loving a ghost.

Love You Till Life's End - Her heart isn’t hers anymore

He thinks she broke him. She saved him.

Liam Hayes rebuilt his empire—not with Sora’s help, but with a $100 million anonymous donation…
Signed by Mia.
Routed through a shell company she set up while still recovering in the hospital.

He believes Sora Hastings rescued him.
He wears her engagement ring.
He lets her rest her manicured hand on his arm at parties—
unaware that the woman standing barefoot in his hallway, holding a delivery bag,
is the reason he’s breathing at all.

He doesn’t recognize her—not at first.
Not until he sees her flinch when someone raises their voice.
Not until he catches himself staring at an old photo locked in his desk drawer.
Not until he whispers, “Why does she look so familiar?”—and slams it shut.

Every insult is a lifeline

At his party, Mia begs for a delivery fee—just enough to buy time.
Liam throws champagne at her shoes.
Sora smirks.
Guests whisper: “That’s the gold digger who ran when he had nothing.”

But Mia isn’t begging for herself.

She’s bargaining for Lily—her six-year-old daughter, unconscious in a hospital bed, lungs failing.
The surgery costs at least $1 million.

So when Liam sneers, “Jump in the pool—and the two million is yours,”
she doesn’t hesitate.
She names her price: $3 million.

Not for luxury.
Not for escape.
Just enough to keep Lily alive—
long enough to see her first day of school…
her tenth birthday…
maybe even her wedding.

And as she steps toward the edge, her lips move silently:
“Lily, mommy’s trading my life for yours.”

Her pulse is fading.
But her choice? Just beginning.