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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.“The venomous snake hidden among the roses.”
Elegant as a red rose, but concealing venomous teeth ready to strike an opponent’s neck at the same time.
That was what people called Leticia Laima.
Her fiance, a duke, abandoned her and cheated on her with a baron’s illegitimate daughter. Funnily enough, although he betrayed her, everyone called the Duke’s and his mistress’ love the romance of the century. Meanwhile, Leticia was accused of being the villainess.
“I will destroy her!”
It was when Leticia was planning her revenge.
Crash!
At a tea party hosted by the Crown Princess.
She went down like a villainess in a romance novel. She drank poison, vomited blood and collapsed. Then ten days later… She barely survived the threshold of death and opened her eyes.
Zed, who had been supporting her for seven years, noticed something strange.
“How…how old are you now?”
“I’m seven years old.”
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Living As the Villainess Queen (1)Under the Oak Tree (1)
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- Villainess as FL
- maybe someone will pick these up...?
- Medieval Era to Victorian Era
- webnovel/ON2
- novels with substance
The actually MC so far is not the villainess, but her knight.
I feel sorry for the villainess.
The 'Heroine' though, she's one of those people who think by visiting the person they caused misery to would be considered thoughtful, but actually is very inconsiderate.
But I guess it adds more thrill?? To the story.