Embracing the stigma of a fallen noble, Liese settled in a strange city.
Desperate to make ends meet, she visits the Duke’s mansion to find a job as a maid. The man she encounters is none other than the blonde officer she spied on by the lake.
“Lift your skirt. Don’t make me tell you twice.” The relationship that began as a misunderstanding was terrible. Marcus starts groping Liese and humiliating her.
“I thought you’d run away, but you came back. Is servitude in your nature?”
“I’d do anything for my family,”
“Does this mean I can test you to see how far you can go with that body?”
One day, Liese faces an unexpected crisis as she vows to survive until summer. Marcus, who has been waiting in the wings, offers her a deal. He asks her to act as his lover during the social season.
“I need a woman. Someone who looks decent on the surface but is actually nothing.”
As the two begin their deceitful relationship, it becomes increasingly difficult to tell if their desire to kiss each other is an act or the truth. Unlike Liese, who can control her wavering heart, Marcus ends up harboring extremely twisted desires
