“Let’s divorce.”... more>>

Her husband’s declaration came without warning. When she demanded how he could make such a sudden decision, resentment lacing her voice, Calix, who had been silently listening, finally spoke.

“How much longer do you expect me to live with the hollow shell that is Evelyn?”

He had discovered her secret.

***

“I’ll leave.”

Yes, she had no right to stay. She wasn’t Evelyn. She was an imposter inhabiting Evelyn’s body.

“But give me three months. Just until the divorce reflection period is over.”

“Why? Why are you so desperate to stay?”

She couldn’t leave—not yet.

“Tell me, then. What reason do you have to stay by my side?”

According to what she knew, Calix would die in three months. If she couldn’t stop her heart from falling for him, then at the very least, she wanted to save him before she left.

And Calix was no different.

“Three months? I won’t last that long.”

She, so pure and kind it almost seemed naïve, so blindly devoted it bordered on foolishness, could never know the truth— not about what was to come, nor the feelings that had already begun to stir. <<less

The moment I fell off the cliff, I returned to the time before all misfortunes began. Brother Ethan's terrible death, the fall of my family. And a violent pheromone shower every day. ... more>>

In order to prevent all those misfortunes, Ethan's political marriage must be ended first...

By the way, what kind of situation is this?

"isn’t your brother here?”

“Yes”

"Then I’ll take you instead of him."

Is this person crazy?

Eileen was in tears and forcibly calmed herself down despite her arguments. The opponent was Archduke Rihast. The incomparable dominant alpha whose linage came directly from the imperial family.

"Why me? No matter how big the title of the Archduke is, kidnapping in broad bright daylight shouldn’t be pardoned at all!”

"It's not kidnapping, it's a proposal. Please marry me."

A threateningly tall and hard body approached Eileen as if it were pressing her.

"Having the right to refuse?"

It was clear that Ethan would get married if Eileen refused him like this. It’s going to be the beginning of another misfortune.

"Fine, I’ll marry you.”

The previously terrible misfortune had to be prevented somehow

Even if a new misfortune comes.

"Let's get married." <<less