Why does Freya marry Anderson?

To repay the life debt owed to his grandfather Henry, who rescued her as a child.

How does Freya help Anderson during the marriage?

She secretly weaves ocean magic into his business deals to ensure his success.

The Mermaid's Tear

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The Mermaid's Tear — A mermaid repays a life debt through a contract marriage, secretly wielding ocean magic for her cold husband.

Mermaid Freya binds herself to Anderson in a three-year marriage to honor the fisherman Henry who once saved her. Concealing her identity, she quietly channels sea magic to secure his business victories. Anderson repays her devotion with contempt, choosing to believe every vicious fabrication spread by his manipulative ex, Chloe. When the contract expires, Freya signs the divorce papers and prepares to leave for the Admiralty Circle induction. Only then does Henry's flash drive expose Chloe's deceit and Freya's silent sacrifices, prompting Anderson to beg for her return.

Quick answers

Why does Freya marry Anderson?: To repay the life debt owed to his grandfather Henry, who rescued her as a child.
How does Freya help Anderson during the marriage?: She secretly weaves ocean magic into his business deals to ensure his success.