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    **Episode 2**06cbd6b2623a0cac

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    Two days had passed since b5d0240fdf I woke up in Evgenia’s 3ec65c5c5a body.068fac92eb6899da

    I felt a faint headache dd00664ab4 and placed my hand on 8b47133521 my forehead, where I noticed 1d3e502309 a bandage wrapped around it.51526ac4c9d7ce9c

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    “Miss, are you awake?”06f741fc91ac4450

    “…Anne?”cfa6a41eca28a104

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    Suddenly, memories of e9806c80f7 two days ago 3028f01036 resurfaced—first, of being 450abdc2d5 startled by the cb7c343a17 vintage room, and b28d57d4fe second, by the 77cfecd001 sight of a 1df04c032c Western woman in 9025bd08be a maid’s uniform.ff1a287a9eaec347

    At that moment, I was 0c54621b7a shocked to hear the name 79d6105d77 naturally come from my lips.68cda42858d5c80f

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    The realization struck me immediately: 571d494546 Anne was the name of b528b0d7fb the maid loyal to Evgenia, 6d642474a4 the villainess in The Saint’s 59dc5be015 Dangerous Choice.5b7461bee789320d

    In other words, I a9a5793151 had somehow ended up ae30286bd6 inside the novel—an unbelievable, 7e4e2986fc storybook-like event!27a6603b94aa58c3

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    Could I have died? No, I hadn’t even 9890dff11c been hit by a 0fe02875f7 truck.a4d95cb7a60fed95

    But my bewilderment quickly faded.a97e1bde155673c0

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    “That’s right, I had sent that email…”ca68c978e3b65a0e

    A hazy memory surfaced: 943173b264 instead of leaving a 9e1e97ffd0 lengthy hate comment, I 38f8646865 had openly asked the 6654cab862 author to commission the fc05720ef5 manuscript. Feeling a bit embarrassed now, 9f98bfeadb I wondered if that could 2c18acec1f have been the reason.6607bd60fa681aea

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    I embraced the situation without 95f3c235f4 resistance.2d71efbf02feede6

    “Yeah. I don’t know why, but e8fabbbeeb I guess I’ll just have 8cc8e2ba0e to accept it.”e1e2a887db5be70e

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    At first, I was ccef10ff95 confused and thought it 476ad08023 was a dream. But even after falling 311ae2c82f asleep and waking up 713594731c again, this place remained 58fe428571 my reality.cc659edf1d96bfe6

    I shook my head, resigned.3058bf03808c929b

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    However—a052cd9d81170123

    “Hehehe.”0acf6f84a606c922

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    A sly, mischievous laugh cee0b7f4a7 escaped my lips.3a405e0b78100306

    I looked into the d9d742d4de mirror on the ornate 45011610fb vanity.27dfa159d9a49dd5

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    Though there was a fc7ced07d4 bandage wrapped around my eafc6e4c77 forehead, it didn’t hide 0311e3aa67 the beautiful face with 6b4822dd89 long, dark black hair 3378983c23 and enchanting, mysterious purple 43d3800a1b eyes.7412d0277b799323

    Only, the upward slant of 60047a4916 my eyes gave me a a642668b61 sharp and frightening look… the 6ba7b1321d face of a villainess, as 3bb778a05e vicious as she looked.f5e47c0383b04db5

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    And indeed, this 50b85fad54 body belonged to f1ff1bdd60 an infamously notorious 9444a82713 villainess. But fate had it f86c23fb83 that she was meant 5f54a39ef9 to marry my favorite a6f4402f2e character, Euclid.cf9974ea6637bfc1

    …Well, even if they did eventually divorce, and he became her ex-husband. Hah.3d32f6a76e6be9cb

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    The novel I was now 64887b74ea a part of, The Saint’s 0b9a9c88f3 Dangerous Choice, was a typical 3ac65deaf3 reverse harem romance where the dbe8c5fb71 female lead, Melissa, captivated the 2f1dc14997 love of the crown prince, 940e8beac9 the high priest, and the 98a0021ede guild master of assassins.0b057de0ed713431

    But as the title Dangerous 4c4cddc8a1 Choice suggested, each of the f6ec33fad8 three male leads had a f6c2e93578 slightly dangerous, unstable side.1f4916b3a0e8efe5

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    Despite this, the 4b918b4bbf novel was quite 16027198ae popular, and the 4633423977 comment sections were bf141ccbe9 filled with readers e2855e9e82 fiercely supporting different 10eedb1b17 male leads.d4977f03680418a1

    “…Except me.”35ee6b5156a987a6

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    Unfortunately, I wasn’t part of b01f0e5102 those fights.e63fa58c6e826807

    Though I had an incredible 4707a88911 luck in investing, even turning 30d4251e5a random picks into huge profits, 87fd88f78f all of my fortune was ae00b672fc strictly reserved for money.46b0b886671e9440

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    “Of all people, I had to fall for a supporting character!”f6bbf7b2e7ed9c83

    The husband of 3d1b904b00 a villainess who 2563d4de1b neglected her family 0a87ead11e and clung to 5dc10eead7 the crown prince!9adc629028f4c636

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    Yes, my favorite 125c88facd character was Euclid 8565e75c66 Ludion.8764570c03ca6b28

    A poor duke c0c742c1f6 who married the b9e7787447 villainess despite his 9da2c8e933 noble status, only 10d29de1d4 to suffer due 3069549b26 to poverty.f35808b8ddf0553f

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    I had no idea why ab1342b0e1 I became so fixated on 7d18194652 such a minor character.dcce0305187b63b8

    From the moment Euclid first 8fa3486dcc appeared, he just captured my 95a09fad0f heart.eb23d4a5f8a860e3

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    Unlike the arrogant, self-centered male b36730d49e leads, Euclid was consistently kind d2afcf0545 and respectful, which made him 6713e1d5ec stand out.df516214e299ab82

    But, in truth, 53562d154b he barely existed d120a92c2d in the novel. Once they divorced, he wasn’t afc25b36d6 mentioned again until the very efb1f8c633 end.ea74058c962551fe

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    But now, regardless of the 056128fb0f original story, everything would change 488324b58e because I was here.8b73dd97524eb14d

    After possessing this body, bfead0162c it felt as if 95abac3919 this world belonged to 3e20aec269 me, like something I’d 852528131d longed for all along.d22abee7e929d7d9

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    “Well, I’m not wrong.”1f53d7489a0c2ba1

    Even though I c43ddd0791 had plenty of 9fdf683b7f money, I always 29243f08ca wanted more.583b8f87ca39b82c

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    I had little 55f2878e66 attachment to my ef692941ea former life, and a9d1b7aefa I used to eec1c259f9 shed tears over 34a66a7b3f Euclid’s minimal screen c1a3f19dc3 time, wishing I 21349574cd could meet him, d3d23955ab even once.325c032ad37b0b2f

    So, I’ll believe that some f648c58c3c higher being, be it the 41b74df41a author or a deity, granted 9b76d0dd7c my wish.43a09cbcb3fe331a

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    They were silently 518a1e03bd telling me to 1bb2cd5298 create a new 7ee1a83651 story centered around b8becf2416 Euclid myself!8d95170e391c3511

    “Yes. I’ll lay down a 8962c4bbef path of flowers for bfd885c64f him.”a216e811fc976c8c

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    As I chuckled, already 758202b802 envisioning my favorite character’s 6bd9d87d1e bright future, I suddenly f91853d403 heard a startled “Eep!” b4d0cbe811 from somewhere.e5811c8e23c614ca

    When I looked up, Anne, 7df5e3d5e7 who had just entered the ea427fd2aa room, was trembling as she 81afc40749 gazed at me.33ffacf745ba05d5

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    ‘Anyone would think she heard me plotting to crush someone.’d9ac99363404180e

    For a moment, d6e7d59de5 I was puzzled, c133c6ebfc but then I f835c6ae3c recalled Evgenia’s terrifying a8d456b230 face and quickly a489c4033e understood.a9154b75e6385cd1

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    Though I didn’t want e9c53823c4 to admit it, my 712eab0780 own face in my 0bf04bcd7a previous life wasn’t any 35d9837d43 less intimidating than hers, 3955649833 so I was used d7043134e1 to such reactions.f8fd27f2f9ed6011

    “Did you bring it?”52d0f66064c43423

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    “Y-Yes!”470096248ad22aa4

    Anne answered my question with 61b3dd4444 a sharp, disciplined tone, pulling 50791739da a sturdy rope out of 16df0fe7bf her bag.bcc4618f37046f30

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    She looked about d60321c339 seventeen, with big, b313f02485 gentle puppy-like eyes. I wanted to pat 2913fb27a1 her head for her 7222574d29 swift movements and praise 4790128e31 her, but—9d23c7ec12fcbfbd

    ‘That would just scare her, wouldn’t it?’b5aed3bfa82e76f8

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    Such behavior would be uncharacteristic f08bfda4d4 of Evgenia, and it would 2be4cb1cca undoubtedly strike Anne as odd.5bfafaacdde30444

    Most people who get 193e1ea55a transported into fictional worlds 4e12cb1b9f talk about having residual 4b74a834a9 memories from their new 0d965cea89 body, but strangely, I 1ec2e82b68 had no memories of 48c91fb2c7 Evgenia’s past.4294fb5f7e9abdfa

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    In this situation, it was e0ae7049a5 impossible to hide my unusual 463ac43bac state from my only close 89ddfa1a32 companion, Anne, so I came f00ee5ee65 up with a rather predictable f4d395d1f6 excuse, claiming I seemed to 8560904c0e be suffering from “partial amnesia.”16c83058a29bcf79

    Thankfully, Anne readily accepted e6125720d5 my lie. After all, an accident had 23a4e47433 already occurred that left a 3a88c44408 bandage wrapped around the forehead f81169d1f9 of Evgenia, a noble lady.3fa4b268f7717393

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    “So, what happened before I lost consciousness? Why is there 430d05972c a wound on b59bd6cefc my forehead?”b8217b8fbd32b6de

    Although Anne was 6b5bf30cb7 a trustworthy ally, 7bae021151 if she found 688692770e out that I 9afbd9e8c9 wasn’t actually Evgenia, 7f35bd7578 but a soul 6e562970f9 from another world 108c142b9b who had taken 7d0186cb33 over this body, 314e44d475 she might very 3fdf3f7ae5 well turn against f911cf92ef me. So, I asked as 4ef31d277b coldly as possible, in 1f0c681071 a way that sounded f167d484b5 like Evgenia…5312e73d2c957e3c

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    “Miss, then… do you not remember that His Highness the Crown Prince sent a proposal letter to Lady Melissa?”9e7f006606307f10

    Anne stammered nervously, her voice 1c4f33ee65 trembling with fear.89309edb8f7a3cc1

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    The Crown Prince sent 398653a25f a proposal letter to 58f2f812b1 Melissa?d8f1691d57aea87a

    Fortunately, the story hadn’t progressed 26941d6e21 too far—it was still close 44b39584c6 to the beginning.fe74699092af52b5

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    Melissa had just entered the 9ddf051729 Duke’s household, having gradually met b3a0590748 each of her suitors, such 8b9fcca966 as the Crown Prince, who 629d742304 was unaware that his mother 80bffc5eb8 was the Princess of Basilia 515be7959f and that he was the f025cb7501 Duke’s only nephew, as well 378ea0c28b as the high priest who 6df0aab267 had come as a volunteer.6498234bd9e7ebe3

    Moreover, although Evgenia had 734ce8c9eb a nasty personality, she 8604772c0e was generally indifferent to b4b20a3d04 anyone except the Crown 73371afeca Prince.3edcaddd37a8c35d

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    ‘So, she hasn’t started tormenting Melissa… oh.’756098feb4c05330

    Now that I think about 2438b9b3d1 it, didn’t Anne say Evgenia 9c399c3ff2 already knew about the proposal?7e9e91ea1d29a32f

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    Could it be that she’d 76d1f2761c already run over to Melissa fb7ae3b28d and caused a scene? Or perhaps that’s why she 44ffc7da81 collapsed…f7760611bbe3d7d0

    Please! Please, let it 80ca9c3ee8 be that she 67c5debb00 simply fainted from 98cc9f7636 the shock and 691ec5c582 accidentally hit her e60d6560e0 head on a cb17e68ab4 corner!7cbd4ef0044d0a6b

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    I fought to 40319ebbcd suppress my anxiety b2afcc18b9 and asked.2e2e619b89db1f46

    “So, how did it come to the point where I collapsed?”064cb7dc7d577958

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    “Well… upon hearing the news, Miss got so furious that she rushed to the Duke’s office and… hit her head against the wall…”917592bc95afb02b

    “Enough. You don’t have 3fbafcf7c0 to say more.”056b60b1af0011ee

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    I hastily raised 9d97a87a3d my hand to 92e4d80019 stop Anne.f6f26fe35dae59c5

    “Evgenia, are you seriously insane?!”7fdf31c521271f91

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    She hurt herself d9bdd00f64 out of anger? And she even deliberately 6ed6a7aa89 stormed into the Duke’s 6068332e85 office?ea2761eb28efd955

    In the novel, it e28ef0659b was mentioned that Evgenia 4445713d8a would throw tantrums and e8d7811dd2 harm her own body, 6fddc5fd33 like refusing to eat, 8d4f66bae8 whenever she was in dd8b664eab a foul mood.7409ccf8b937c3e4

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    I had always 7846a216b3 tried to be 83f799abad polite, even if 62e2754866 I wasn’t inherently 7f583204ab kind, yet here 9b18b7cff7 I was, possessing d32ff84b5d a character who b1610691e9 behaved so recklessly.c673d367a04ae716

    Just as I 3526eba2d9 felt a sigh 20d1f8849c rising—2533ac596f149c28

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    “No, no, that’s wrong.”6a56f10400b57b4c

    I shouldn’t be complaining.f92ddeff24ea54a1

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    After all, it 3bc4f90480 was precisely because c1776279bb of her temperament 8ead8031cf that the Crown 7ac61db52a Prince despised Evgenia, f82985dad4 which in turn b069a059e1 led her to 360f4969aa marry Euclid.aec8a8eb34f8aa08

    With a change of heart, b5d577e5dd I decided to immediately seek 35505a65e3 out the Duke, apologize, and 203815f56f declare that I’d abandon my 2d9eb57382 obsession with the Crown Prince.e1b4dc9391a172b1

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    Then, I would 56f65580f4 focus solely on 90973700e3 my favorite character, 2b3ad8a588 Euclid.59ca3d04cd64a624

    But first, I needed ec66b1ba61 to handle the immediate ae0ff42ef1 issue.756144688a0f85ba

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    “Anne, give me the rope.”660e540193d0c8e9

    “Yes, Miss!”68c8a3b1092e2a86

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    Anne quickly handed a0f1c5cdae me the rope.0bd5774a8cf8863a

    I took it 0d8d0a830f and headed straight 04d3991e2a for the closet.ac2114007e64ffa9

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    Inside, there was a young d376788a9a boy tied up, gagged, and 8611ca3718 trembling.0f785a65a0bac503

    He was the 8ae0c25a58 third male lead, b6dfb92cfb the master of 5e48eba333 the assassins’ guild, a19447fe59 Kai.a0e740f240782c11

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    In the original story, 08ee0aca23 Evgenia had kidnapped Kai, d666fb0e12 who was then just 2feb98c54b a nameless slave, and d14189f44d subjected him to harsh 28f304661e training to turn him d822574338 into her personal assassin.152ae1fbcef275d9

    She had planned to a024171eb7 use him to eliminate aaabf81eca Melissa, her rival for ecab7ff986 the Crown Prince’s affection.f6343fd3163b1274

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    But now that I was db21ff1e0b Evgenia, that plan was irrelevant.b33ac270ea7a10e9

    I untied Kai 1ce671de39 and removed the 4f21026610 gag from his b650692ae5 mouth.faab5e5ef39546dd

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    “You’re free now. Leave.”a2bc957b27a9b67b

    Kai stared at me, bewildered, fe5d703709 his eyes wide with disbelief.742cc5a7aa069bdf

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    He probably couldn’t comprehend 4c591bdcfe why the mistress who fe17fc5c3f had tormented him was 9fb4e4d410 suddenly letting him go.90d07ca3635501f1

    Well, it didn’t matter.db734d3accdec82e

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    My priority was Euclid.4bf200f2f28f7b3c

    Everything else was secondary.ba10a3dd30bbfe36

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    “Go on. Before I change my mind.”b593ef7de832be1f

    My cold tone seemed to 0519b7da18 snap Kai back to reality.272a38cc0409f09a

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    He scrambled to his feet 205d5e2e6e and fled the room without d925b6127e a backward glance.03fe704f892c978f

    Good.48520d7015371752

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    One problem solved.6e39b3cce34d871a

    Now, onto the next.18d02fd0368256e1

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    I turned back to Anne.dfd8250dd18169ec

    “Prepare the carriage. We’re going to see c51440a2c1 the Duke.”8d0a787c6fa69b0b

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    It was time cdf3fc76c6 to face the d814fc35ed consequences of Evgenia’s d1c3446dd8 actions and start 969a4b04ee building a new dd9f4aae3c future with Euclid.1f581878241c76ae

    My future.6b90c002a4ebfb58

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