“Yes, I’ll grant you a divorce.”
Annelia Rosaline.
The tragic second female lead who, in the original novel, easily agreed to divorce the male lead, Luden, when he fell in love with the heroine. She displayed an unparalleled level of self-sacrificing foolishness.
After finishing the book, I passed out with a pounding headache, only to wake up inside the very story…
And to make matters worse, I had become her—the ultimate pushover!
I was dumbfounded at first, but since the situation had already come to this, I decided to take matters into my own hands. The moment I met the male lead, I proposed a contract marriage.
“So… what should I do to avoid breaking off the engagement?”
“A marriage contract. Let’s write up an agreement.”
From now on, I refuse to be a fool. I won’t waste even a shred of my heart on the male lead destined to fall for the original heroine. That’s what I resolved to do… but somehow…
“We’re going to be husband and wife, so a kiss should be fine, right?”
“This doesn’t feel appropriate.”
“No man with a fiancée behaves entirely ‘appropriately.’ around his fiancée.”
Wait, is there some other motive behind this?
Why are you suddenly acting so nice to me?
