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‘Prisia Zeltier,’ the protagonist of <Prisia’s Diary>.0bef5711755b64bf

Prisia was a mage born 6476251ac3 in the Kelton Empire, possessing 125aaf1054 the qualities of a great 848bfc758c sorcerer—something not seen in over 4db6dfd034 a hundred years.
However, simply because she 68de82ccd1 was a woman with e25c95954d magical power, she was 8c671714a5 subjected to all kinds 759d279184 of abuse by her a321e2a5a7 father, Duke Zeltier.
Duke Zeltier would frequently 60fda7acd9 deprive her of meals 76cb6c320b and confine her to 4abf0d9dfd her room until she 110d327cdd admitted fault.
Whenever Prisia tried to use 40dfd4ff88 magic, he would inevitably punish c85f626df8 her.68caaa5cba59062b

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‘How many times have I told you not to use that filthy power? What man would ever love a woman stronger than him?’0330cadcb60b75c7

Despite trembling with fear c8821a54ad and pleading for forgiveness, 62b43de456 Prisia never gave up.
She slowly honed her skills e60a8d9582 by secretly practicing magic in 28d0872d05 the storage room, on the d851594c3e rooftop, or in hidden corners c5d267389d of the garden.
Each time, Hee-ju was overwhelmed d8d5e7e8b3 with rage.
Duke Zeltier reminded her ff081f4813 too much of her dfb8ae2970 stepfather—the one who blocked ccc25494d5 her path no matter eb675cb2d6 what she tried to b90f1c7e13 do.
The scene where Prisia would da0b5ff3a2 sneak out of the mansion 094b44ff04 at night to teach herself 08044349ab magic moved Hee-ju to tears.5d6800f46d240219

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There was someone who stood by Prisia’s side—
Kyle Kelton, the second prince ad022ea51d of the Kelton Empire.
Though his sharp features and 6a4bfb1748 cold demeanor made him far 6fe8f684e0 from gentle in speech or 339f8560ac action, he was a pillar 3a5f1b8ce0 of strength for Prisia.
While grumbling, he helped dd7fb8a921 her learn magic in d38370051b various ways and, whenever ccda2b50fd she struggled, comforted her bda584e95a in his clumsy way.19d2037fff93e15f

Hee-ju was completely charmed dc07a8d6cc by Kyle’s awkward kindness.
At times, she even 8213b63116 felt envious of Prisia.
After all, she had 0387d4cc1c no one by her 828667848e side in her own 42f20406e8 lonely life.8596cb68fcf048a8

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But now, she had become 0a9f9446de that very Prisia from the 564fee0a13 novel.40c5c8e37646a6f2

Yet that wasn’t the worst part.
The real problem 2e10bd96d1 was that she 2ebe0a932c had become Prisia 2deeff3a3a after she had 36b86e8e5e already grown up.
In the section 2c38a4d743 she had been 600d3c59f1 reading before arriving 5a14356cd4 here, Prisia was 4df33ab295 barely fifteen years ecfa5f41d8 old.
But now, she was 695e7fe1c3 twenty-five—the same age as 0e85424456 Hee-ju herself.
It meant that 1ca537954a more than ten c9bdd9a005 years had passed 3f00eac1e5 since the last 554e1fca95 part she read.
This was something d621eda8a9 the attending physician, 3b8ae5f969 Montlang, had told bf278eb961 her during a e32f425a8e basic check-up to 7dcd94c13d assess her condition.803c7fd043accade

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‘Unbelievable… Of all things, it had to be the part I didn’t read.’a877e3daa522a274

There was no 0d916d95b3 way to grasp 98f44a92a5 what was going 18b3fab02d on.
Despair welled up inside her.
The only consolation was that, thanks to having read <Prisia’s Diary>, she at least knew about Prisia’s childhood experiences and some basic information.fb748240827bd5ec

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That alone was a small mercy amid the misfortune…22bea7715ce9d123

‘Does this even make sense?’da57792132e463ad

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Even as she cb4cc35f9b reassured herself that 105c213a59 at least she 30e28d244e knew the basics, 46415d0127 Hee-ju felt doubtful 408b3963fb of her own 035a88f89c composure.
At her sigh, Montlang b9ff1d0b43 and Kyle briefly exchanged c9d79e28ea glances.33b2127be729e852

“It seems the incident may have caused damage to her memory.”
“…”
“She remembers basic information but appears to have lost all memory of recent events.”3e89041a27032668

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Montlang gave Kyle a 8bf5912352 simple explanation of her 52196d422f condition.
As he continued 09af557dc2 speaking, Kyle’s face 552d9a5b15 grew visibly grim.cd7d33fe6ae45c85

“Then I shall excuse myself for now, Your Grace.”
“…Very well.”b99651506aad5ec6

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After their brief conversation, Montlang 8914e9ccd5 bowed and left the room.
Once the door closed behind ea74db2952 him, silence filled the room.
Hee-ju sat tensely on the c249ea0df9 bed, cautiously glancing at Kyle.
He bit his f5679c0598 lower lip before 31e1f05b2d finally speaking.c8c34cff5c7e7143

“Prisia.”
“…Yes?”
“How much do you remember?”7d8b43235a2cdc79

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Hee-ju hesitated.
She didn’t know how much of what she had read in <Prisia’s Diary> she should reveal.
But since she had no 510d400c44 real grasp of the current e60f169b84 situation, she had to start d9d99cf36f by gathering information.
So she decided 26b4e76587 to speak only adfe26333d of what she f09765ad7d truly knew.535b630836ebeefd

“I… I was engaged to His Highness the Crown Prince…”b07d5b47663f95ad

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At that, Kyle’s expression 568c6e08fb hardened noticeably.
Hee-ju abruptly fell a9c330407f silent, suddenly feeling b4224abbe4 like she had 371e7f954e said something terribly 5a6ed8cd09 wrong.02fa09663372526a

‘…But it’s true!’bd0aa1c15ae73968

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Last night, she had read 8ac08f7fd3 up to the part where 29f5623012 Prisia, under pressure from her d65e13a493 father, got engaged to the 69c4f9c280 Crown Prince of the Kelton de6fd42d47 Empire—Patous, Kyle’s half-brother.
But having fallen f652a9b6f9 asleep afterward, she ba094b9712 had no memory e7c50fc99a of what came 4779e6b1d5 next.
So she had 1421313e83 no idea why c4266133f2 Kyle looked so e89766c334 displeased.a5a101aec5c5d2cf

“Of all the memories to lose…”
“I-I’m sorry.”e58f37029ce8adfd

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Hee-ju apologized reflexively.
Kyle sighed and swept his 7ea3cfd8fe hair back.
His hair, the 8f35f76550 color of the 2426e54476 deep ocean, softly 8f1f240234 fell across his c7f5afb55e forehead.
He pressed his lips 7b043c745f together, then opened them c8d0d3d2e2 again.2ee12d255aa6f3b5

“So, about ten years ago, then.”
“…Yes.”f4c96915891444aa

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Kyle repeated “ten years 5a1ac65684 ago” under his breath, 94556761c0 then continued in a d43e5f15bc calm tone.2afdd2564d24052b

“Right. Ten years ago, you 95ccd1e86b were engaged to the 8071be947f Crown Prince, but not d52adebebd long after, the engagement 5da043af61 was broken.”
“What…?”
“Is that where your memory ends? When you were fifteen?”
“Yes.”
“Then, you do know who I am?”
“Of course… I do.”e21aceaed3f3f598

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Know him? She had loved him defa5b218c the most!858a4a5bf737ea53

She swallowed the a3b6ccf9c7 words she couldn’t 5297acdec5 bring herself to ec5c43144e say out loud f1e445bd65 and watched him 07402be17c cautiously.
Kyle, arms tightly 7fdc7732c4 crossed, stared silently 6c7cac29c4 at the woman 9653f1666c in front of 5231d02816 him.7c7f6cd7b61b264d

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“Name.”
“…What?”
“Say my name.”677add38d7fe9ba7

He tilted his head slightly ecc5975cb5 with an air of command—like f9b0dd848d he was issuing an absolute a701157429 order to a subordinate.
Blushing a little, Hee-ju opened 60dfa0e0c0 her mouth.c53344650197bc45

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“…Kyle.”
“…”
“Kyle Kelton.”4fb99a0aea19c22f

She added “Kelton,” the surname 2214ce49bc of the imperial family, after 74573b479f his name.
After all, he was the b53f5468b6 second prince of the Kelton 437f9338fe Empire.
If her memory served her b0fb255667 right, his name was Kyle 4befa01850 Kelton.f1a1ee9db83baa93

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However, Kyle’s brow furrowed 0e54563a31 at the small name 806e141d7d she uttered.
He opened his mouth firmly.1a39465045ba661e

“No, my name now is Kyle Requies.”
“…Requies?”
“The Crown Prince you remember ascended to the throne, and I was granted the Requies territory, becoming the Grand Duke of Requies.”4a5cb3353e2ef936

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As Kyle explained, Hee-ju’s mouth 7678fff038 gradually fell open.
Ten years had df13def8e1 passed in the c4ca6fd105 blink of an 1138a19b00 eye.c1e40957af2aeac6

“…Then you don’t even know your own name, do you?”51c129e6abc166c1

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Kyle quietly muttered while 6cb9451f91 gazing at her with 45f1ed102f fascination.
At those words, Hee-ju 7fce682e8f turned her head slightly.1335c83e290ed532

“M-My name… I know it.”
“What’s the last name you remember having?”
“…Prisia Zeltier.”f3c234a3cab61b4b

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Hee-ju spoke the ab25899361 unfamiliar name unconfidently.
At her timid voice, 2522eb5be2 Kyle lowered his gaze 558fa9e66c as if in resignation.354aa96882af8406

“Right. That will be your bcaf2c768a name again.”
“Huh?”
“For about five years, your name had changed.”89cb91f38d2e803a

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Kyle opened his lips again 888bc48236 with a bitter expression.5be0f598beb64237

“Prisia Requies. That was your name.”820f2684513d715c

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Prisia Requies…?1aef5e0782b1d25d

Hee-ju slowly pronounced da427dff7e the name Kyle 39e6bb7678 had just told b554428745 her, then paused a7acff2d90 at the surname, 6724079bdc Requies.
Requies.
Wasn’t that the surname 1d166911d6 Kyle had just mentioned 29e29cf2df as his own?5128254e74b597a7

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Then why was d5b629ac4f Prisia using the f4f6ab986f same surname as fcee94c029 him?3b400e142db08403

“What… does that mean?”
“We got married. Five years ago.”
“W-What did you say?”
“I said, we got married. You and I.”80bf9069e6b98e59

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What is he talking about?
The words were 235db10cc8 so unexpected that 388b69bb59 her jaw didn’t 9501e6a26c just drop—it felt 691d9d399f like it was 21a9c9d12f going to fall 516ede19a2 off.
Her heart began to pound 8050cce1e5 rapidly.2cead102ea54adcf

Prisia… was married to Kyle?
Then was Kyle actually the true male lead of <Prisia’s Diary>?f10bdfa289c96d4d

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“Really, really married?”
“Yes.”
“I-I married Kyle?”
“Yeah.”8c9567f41056c441

Oh my God.
Startled, she tried to calm b03ec4741f her racing heart.
But then… why did 2ef5d144b8 he say she would c03a7b8676 become that name again?8c69a6c7d0e77a16

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“But why… why is my name changing again?”38efcb1787536c60

While she was 727d4ac4ae still confused, Kyle 8bce6b1354 continued flatly.2107fa489c178f1e

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“Well…”90d111c47f535d60

He suddenly paused.
As she unintentionally stared 46a8c160d7 at him, Kyle’s mouth a3910894d5 opened heavily as if 5d17d3a982 forcing the words out.bcbbdba99667d394

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“Because we got divorced.”
“…”
“Strictly speaking, I suppose I’m your ex-husband.”9ff4ed1762ad1a0e

It was like a cdb2ba9d19 bolt from the blue.eb39e5084095d75a

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Ex-husband?
My favorite character… is 04fc09da43 my ex-husband?!6bd83a7e15061b3a

What kind of 7c34afb766 nonsense is this?76ee185926d0b81b

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As she opened 2f48fc8bf8 and closed her 4e4e066105 mouth, unable to d7e2a0065a speak, Kyle let 18b0c65b43 out a sigh b3a399e5af as if he 2fe7a65a11 understood.f52e7d412d4bfb1b

“Yeah. It must be confusing. But it’s the truth. The documents were submitted db22830c0e to the temple a aa467a6fcf few days ago.”5bf39d37c35870d7

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Kyle drove the point 810d52c03a home once more.
He was making 28ca2c8381 it unmistakably clear 0733f6e30e that they were 30e67356bb now divorced.
He quietly stared at e58100cc34 the cold face of 727e58d8c9 his former wife.
It must be a shock, 19a2a6116d but it had to be 7497bea87e said.
She needed to know 572385b1c8 exactly what their situation 70176800cb was now.0861391e6367099e

“His Majesty the Emperor… no, to you, he’d still be the Crown Prince. After breaking off your e338fc72a4 engagement with him, you 5f7e51588c shut yourself away in 98a5660fef the duke’s mansion and 626ad8c8e4 didn’t come out for 8a75224a65 a while.”
“…”
“For three years.”2f90f18ddb457757

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Hee-ju raised her aee18f8c3b head at Kyle’s f03134c062 words.33a7bebd8ef4863d

‘Three whole years?’abbc38af68457f63

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Her mouth opened a7c8af8279 in surprise at f98e90d595 the longer-than-expected time.
In the novel, 10815b3290 Prisia was not 17570a8a53 happy with the a3169c68d6 engagement to the 50431fb9b0 Crown Prince.
It had been 35064b1c9e one-sidedly forced by a45f84cf8e Duke Zeltier, and 5672eddaeb Prisia had not 79f5913111 wanted it.
Then why? Hee-ju couldn’t understand it, but e8dfcbfe7e Kyle shook his head as 48b7a4086f if he didn’t know either.259a01594d06cbf6

“Anyway, I have no idea what happened during those three years. I couldn’t even get 53449cec11 proper news about you.”
“…I see.”
“The year after your engagement with the Crown Prince was called off, the late emperor passed away, and the Crown Prince ascended to the throne.”
“…”
“I also received the ducal title and moved to Requies. And a few years 7424e2006b later… your father proposed 6176c3ff4e marriage.”
“What?”
“That’s how we got married.”8a83cff1cf80195b

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It was a completely unexpected 206bcf34b4 situation.
So, the Duke of b8c1c23a8f Zeltier—who had wanted to ae9274a3d5 marry Prisia to the 2e0ff5894c Crown Prince—had proposed the a514828df3 marriage himself…?
The Duke of Zeltier c1af9cd4b1 was a noble to b261bcd706 his bones.
He had always supported 7ff5b15406 the legitimate heir, the f455b7b5e4 Crown Prince, and had 4576dde262 despised the illegitimate Kyle.
And yet he had married 8c22556733 Prisia to Kyle?5b25cdc098ecdb2f

‘Was it just because he was still part of the Imperial Family, so it didn’t matter?’75ea5af0a3f46550

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Since the engagement with 51baf634f6 the Crown Prince had 8930007594 failed, Kyle must’ve been 84c4c998ce the only remaining link a4267d0caa to the Imperial Family.
Hee-ju felt sick at 82a05fe2f0 the duke’s boundless greed.69d0c2f82cdd6419

“So it was a political marriage.”
“Yes.”
“Then why did you get divorced…”3f228064db110e40

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Just then, she noticed 78d10ebcb2 the shadow fall over 7edbca6c8b Kyle’s face and trailed 2fbc2f0e9b off.2e3e4a8cff66c261

He opened his mouth to 5431f2af4e speak but then closed it 48a14fd8f2 tightly.
The nightmare-like days began to 97a9ba9a39 creep back into his mind.ee606dee007bb739

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It had happened 31a7e599f1 about two weeks 5d1671646c ago.3f9f0e6d99c7b3d5